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The Organization and Graphic Presentation of Data

EDP 613

Week 2

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Basic Ideas

  • Distribution - All of the possible values for a variable and how often they occur
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Basic Ideas

  • Distribution - All of the possible values for a variable and how often they occur

  • Frequency distribution - A table that displays a distribution

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Basic Ideas

  • Distribution - All of the possible values for a variable and how often they occur

  • Frequency distribution - A table that displays a distribution

  • Relative frequency - How often something happens divided by all outcomes

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Professor Salaries

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Frequency Distribution Table

Rank Frequency
Assistant Professor 67
Associate Professor 64
Professor 266
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Other Descriptive Information

  • Proportion - A relative frequency taken from the whole frequency and is normally between 0 and 1.
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Other Descriptive Information

  • Proportion - A relative frequency taken from the whole frequency and is normally between 0 and 1.

  • Percentage - A relative frequency taken from the whole frequency and is normally between 0 and 100.

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Other Descriptive Information

  • Proportion - A relative frequency taken from the whole frequency and is normally between 0 and 1.

  • Percentage - A relative frequency taken from the whole frequency and is normally between 0 and 100.

Rank Frequency Proportion Percent
Assistant Professor 67 0.1687657 16.88
Associate Professor 64 0.1612091 16.12
Professor 266 0.6700252 67.00
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Cumulative Distributions

  • Cumulative frequency - A table that displays the frequencies at or below a given category.
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Cumulative Distributions

  • Cumulative frequency - A table that displays the frequencies at or below a given category.
Rank Frequency Proportion Percent Cumulative Proportion Cumulative Percent
Assistant Professor 67 0.1687657 16.88 0.1687657 16.88
Associate Professor 64 0.1612091 16.12 0.3299748 33.00
Professor 266 0.6700252 67.00 1.0000000 100.00
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Data Visualization

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Pie Charts

discrete data Friends don't let friends use pie charts!

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Bar Plot

discrete data

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Histogram

continuous data

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Line graph

continuous data

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Special Distributions

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Skewed left OR Negative skew

mode < median < mean
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Skewed right OR Positive skew

mode > median > mean
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Normal distribution

mode = median = mean
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Remember that most of the time we're going to assume normality in this course!

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That's it. Take a break before our R session!

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Basic Ideas

  • Distribution - All of the possible values for a variable and how often they occur
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