1. SOCS: Box Plots & Stem Plots
Judith Loya
Julissa Padilla
Andrew Crosby
John Rebol

2. box Plot: What is it used for?
Numerical / Quantitative measures only
Best for skewed data

3. SOCS: SHAPE
Shape: Best to represent skewed data. Represents the shape that the data set makes in the graph.

4. SOCS: Outliers
Outliers

5. SOCS: center
Center: Use a Median measurement of center (outlier resistant)

6. SOCS: Spread
Spread: IQR and Range

7. Stem Plot: What is it used for?
Numerical Data

8. Stem Plot: How are they made?
Divide each observation into a stem or leaf
Leaf: Last digit in observation
Stem: Contains all digit that precedes the leaf
One Digit numbers have a 0 in the stem

9. SOCS: SHAPE
Sideways looks like a Histogram

10. SOCS: Outliers

11. SOCS: CENTER Mean if symmetric
Median if not symmetric because it is resistant to outliers (graph to view symmetry)

12. SOCS: SPREAD
Organized highest to lowest numbers