Dispersion-Statistics-Notes, Study notes of Statistics

Statistics study consist on topics like estimates, estimator, F distribution, sampling, multiplication theorems, probability, random variable, T distribution, geometric probability distribution, marginal probability, skewness, symmetrical distribution and transformation. This lecture note includes: Dispersion, Absolute, Measure, Variability, Relative, Coefficient, Percentage, Quartile, Range, Estimate, Information, Compiled

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Dispersion
:
An absolute measure of dispersion is one that measures the dispersion in
terms of the same units, or in the square of units as the units of the data.
Dispersion
:
The variability that exists between data set.
Relative
Measure of
Dispersion
A Relative Measure of Dispersion is one that measures the dispersion in
terms of a ratio, coefficient or percentage and is independent of the units
of measurement.
:
Range : The range is defined as the difference between the maximum and
minimum values of a data set.
Quartile
Deviation :
The quartile deviation is defined as half of the difference between the
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Dispersion: An absolute measure of dispersion is one that measures the dispersion interms of the same units, or in the square of units as the units of the data.Dispersion: The variability that exists between data set.RelativeMeasure ofDispersionA Relative Measure of Dispersion is one that measures the dispersion interms of a ratio, coefficient or percentage and is independent of the unitsof measurement.: Range : The range is defined as the difference between the maximum andminimum values of a data set.QuartileDeviation :The quartile deviation is defined as half of the difference between the

first and third quartiles.Set : A set is any well defined collection or list of distinct objects.standarderror ofestimate :The degree of scatter of the observed values about the regression linemeasured by what is called standard deviation of regression or standarderror of estimate.Class ofSets :A set of sets is called a class.PrimaryData :The data published or used by an organization which originally collectedthem are called primary data thus the primary data are thr first handinformation collected, complied, and published by an organization for acertain purpose.SecondaryData :The data published or used by an organization other than the one whichorigninally collected them are known as secondary data.