Multivariate Data 3.10 4 credits AS91582. recognise each part of the analysis phase.

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Multivariate Data credits AS91582

recognise each part of the analysis phase

Dot plots and box and whisker plots are produced summary statistics, including the difference between the sample medians, have been calculated. sample distributions are discussed and compared in context. This includes seeking explanations for features of the data, which have been identified and considering the impact of these on the context or investigative question. Reference to knowledge from the research needs to be included in the discussion. A formal statistical inference is made by using resampling (bootstrapping) to construct a confidence interval.

A nalysis Dot plots and box and whisker plots are produced use inZight

Weight of kiwi birds by Gender improve the title

Diamond carat by lab

Box plots are used when comparing data from two different samples because: extreme values affect the mean much more than the median analysis focuses on the box rather than the whiskers an outlier has a minimal effect on the median

Discussing and compare sample distributions in context Make it clear you are talking about the sample at this stage talk about initial visual impressions shape Centre Spread Shift/overlap Unusual features ( gaps, outliers) so where to go to find out about these! Sigma textbook chapter 6 page , 6.02

And for merit: ‘I notice... I expected... I was surprised that...’ Also consider possible reasons or causes of these features (in the context) (Merit & Excellence)

” Using graphs to explore differences between two groups” from statslc fits here along with the quiz on their website