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distribucio normal, Apuntes de Estadística

Asignatura: Estadistica, Profesor: , Carrera: Psicologia, Universidad: UB

Tipo: Apuntes

2012/2013

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Degree in Psychology
Academic year 2011 – 2012
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STATISTICS

Degree in Psychology

Academic year 2011 – 2012

UNITS 1 & 2

SAMPLING DISTRIBUTION

SAMPLING DISTRIBUTION OF A

STATISTIC

Suppose we have a population that we extract, at

random, infinite samples of size n.

Then, in each sample is possible to determine the

value of any statistic (percentage, mean, etc.).

A sampling distribution is the set formed by the

values of the chosen statistic, obtained in each of

the samples taken from the original population.

SAMPLING DISTRIBUTION OF A

STATISTIC

It is a theoretical distribution that

assigns a probability to each of the

specific values that can take a statistic

in all samples of the same size that can

be extracted from the studied

population.

CENTRAL LIMIT THEOREM

Selection of random samples of n observations from a population with mean  and standard deviation   When n is large, the sampling distribution of the mean tends to a normal distribution with mean equal to  and standard error of /  Getting more accurate as n increases n

Inference: Sampling distribution

Parameters: Mean:   Variance: 2  

Main Sampling Distributions

Main Sampling Distribution

  • (^) Proportions

n ·  & n · (1 - )  5

Mean: Standard error: N unknown N known

  • (^) Means Mean: Standard error: N unknown N known    p   n p       1

1 1       N N n n p       x n x     1    N N n n x  

Example sampling distribution of the proportion

n = 50; p(p < 0,20) =?

p(p < 0,20) = 0,

 (early insomnia) = 0,

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