Data Visualization Techniques and Principles, Quizzes of Statistics

Definitions and explanations for various data visualization techniques and principles, including summary tables, pie charts, bar graphs, pareto charts, frequency polygons, ogives, histograms, classes, simpson's paradox, normal probability plots, dotplots, stem-and-leaf plots, boxplots, scatterplots, time series, and three-dimensional graphs. Each term includes a definition and, in some cases, additional details.

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2013/2014

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TERM 1
Variable
DEFINITION 1
attributes about individuals
TERM 2
Summary Table
DEFINITION 2
matrix that contains frequencies and relative frequencies for
every class-frequency - number of times that response
appears- relative frequency - ratio of frequency to sum of all
frequencies
TERM 3
Pie Chart
DEFINITION 3
using circle slices, it represents frequency or relative
frequencies for all classes
TERM 4
Bar Graph
DEFINITION 4
a graphical representation of a frequency or a relative
frequency-unstacked-stacked
stratified variable - not a variable of interest, secondary
- side by side
can compare stratified variable to the side
TERM 5
Pareto Chart
DEFINITION 5
Bar graph in descending order by the frequencies
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Variable

attributes about individuals TERM 2

Summary Table

DEFINITION 2 matrix that contains frequencies and relative frequencies for every class-frequency - number of times that response appears- relative frequency - ratio of frequency to sum of all frequencies TERM 3

Pie Chart

DEFINITION 3 using circle slices, it represents frequency or relative frequencies for all classes TERM 4

Bar Graph

DEFINITION 4 a graphical representation of a frequency or a relative frequency-unstacked-stacked stratified variable - not a variable of interest, secondary

  • side by side can compare stratified variable to the side TERM 5

Pareto Chart

DEFINITION 5 Bar graph in descending order by the frequencies

Frequency Polygon

a figure that provides the number of responses at particular values for the variable of interest- when it contains percentages, it is a relative frequency polygon TERM 7

Ogive

DEFINITION 7 When the vertical axis contains the cumulative fequencies or the cumulative relative frequencies TERM 8

Histogram

DEFINITION 8 a figure that also uses at least 5 bars to represent frequencies of responses where:- variable of interest has an interval or ratio level- represent an interval of responses that are INCLUSIVE on the LOWER END and EXCLUSIVE on the UPPER END TERM 9

Classes

DEFINITION 9 numerical intervals TERM 10

Simpson's Paradox

DEFINITION 10 when an auxiliary variable changes the interpretation made on a variable of interest

Time Series

where the variable of interest is modeled over another variable measuring a time period TERM 17

Vertical Axis

Principle

DEFINITION 17 When the vertical axis measures "how much" or "how many" of something, the baseline of the vertical axis should start at zero TERM 18

Area

Principle

DEFINITION 18 when amounts are compared by constructing an image that is proportional for each amount TERM 19

Three Dimensional Graph

Principal

DEFINITION 19 they should not show their tops because if they do, they may look shorter than they are