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Mastering Statistics: Unveiling the Big Themes in Data Analysis and Estimation

Explore the fundamental concepts of data analysis, estimation procedures, and the Central Limit Theorem in statistics. Learn to describe data with numbers, conduct Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA), and make accurate estimates. Discover the interconnected nature of statistical procedures and the z distribution. Prepare effectively for your final exam by mastering definitions, short answer questions, and problems, including chi-squared or ANOVA questions. Employ key strategies to tackle exam questions, ensuring a successful performance.

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Mastering Statistics: Unveiling the Big Themes in Data Analysis and Estimation

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  1. Putting it All Together Statistics 2126

  2. Big Themes • We can describe data with numbers • We do EDA • We do some sort of procedure to either make an estimate or determine if there was an effect • These are two sides of the same coin

  3. And Finally • The whole thing relates to the CLT • In fact, all of the procedures we have learned have to do with, at a deep level, the z distribution

  4. HELP! • Always start by listing what you know • If you are not sure of what formula to use, find the one that contains all of the info you have and of course, one that will answer the question

  5. The Final Exam • 10 Definitions = 10 points • 3 short answer questions = 20 points • 2 problems = 30 points (One of these will be a chi squared or ANOVA question) • Total = 60 points • 2 hours

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