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Data Management or Statistics an interval.

- The science of collecting, organizing, Nominal Data or Categorical Data


presenting, analyzing and interpreting
- Use of number for the purpose of
numerical data.
identifying membership in group or
Population category.

- Entirety of the group. Ordinal Data

Sample - Connote ranking or inequalities.

- Few members of population. Interval Data

Descriptive Statistics - Have no any meaningful zero.


- Can be negative.
- To describe or summarize a situation.
- Measures of Central Tendency Ratio Data
- Measures of Variability
- Has a meaningful zero.
Inferential Statistics - Can never be negative.

- Inductive Statistics. Dependent Variable


- Analyzing the organized data leading to
- Value being predicted.
prediction or inferences.
- Hypothesis Testing Independent Variable
- Regression Analysis
- The predictor.
Variables
Data
- The characteristic that is being studied.
- Raw material in statistics.
- Quantitative
- Collection of observation on one or more
- Qualitative
variables.
Qualitative Data
Primary Data
- Represents differences in quality,
- First hand.
character or kind but not in amount.
Secondary Data
Quantitative Data
- From other sources.
- Numeric in nature.
- Can be ordered or ranked. Textual Form

Discrete Variables - Incorporated in text.

- Can be exactly counted. Tabular Form

Continuous Variables - Presented in rows and columns.

- Can assume any numerical value over


Graphical Form Statement > Negations

- Presented using graphs. All do > Some do not (Not all do)

Raw Data Some do > None do (All do not)

- Not organized. None do > Some do

Array Some don’t > All do

- Ordering of observations from smallest


to the largest or vice versa.
Statement > Negations
True Limits or Class Boundary
Greater than > = Less than or equal to ≤
- Halfway point between successive
Less than < = Greater than or equal to ≥
classes.
Greater than or equal to ≥ = Less than <
Histogram
Less than or equal to ≤ = Greater than >
- Frequency and Class Boundaries.

Frequency Polygon or Line Graph


Compound Statements
- Frequency and Class Mark.
- Two or more statements.
Mean
- Component Statements.
- Sum of all data divided by total number
of data.
And = ^ = Conjunction
Median
Or = v = Disjunction
- Middle number in dataset.
Not = ~ = Negation
Mode

- Most frequent data.


Truth Table

- List of all possible scenarios and the


Statement
resulting truth values.
- Provides description about something or
Conjunction – Basta may false, matic false na.
states a fact.
Disjunction – Basta may true, matic true na.
Paradox
Conditional – Magiging false lang if yung
- Seemingly contradictory.
antecedent is true tas yung consequent is false.
Negations
Biconditional – Magiging true lang if they have
- True > False the same value.
- False > True

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