Summary: Business Statistics In Practice | 9780077129064 | Bruce L Bowerman, et al
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1 An Introduction to Business Statistics
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1.1 Data
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Time Series Data
Data collected of different time periods -
1.2 Data sources
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2 kinds of data sources
Existing sources and new obtained data -
What two types of new data do we distinguish?
experimental and observational -
What is experimental sources
Being able to manipulate values of factors
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What is observational studies
Not being able to manipulate or control the values of factors
only watch what happens or participate -
What is a factor?
All the other "things" (or factors) that may be related to the response variable of interest. (So for instance, we are interested in the level of cholestrol, then weight and diet plays roles too) -
1.3 Populations and Samples
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What is the picture displaying?
This is called generalization
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1.4 Statistical inference
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What is a process
A process is a sequence of operations that takes inputs (labor, materials, methods, machines and so on) and turns them into outputs (products, services, and the like) -
What is a infinite population
A population that is defined so that there is no limit to the number of elements that could potentially belong to the population -
1.5 Scales
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What is a ratio variable
Ratio variable is a quantitative variable measured on scale and there are meaningful zero points. So for instance, when one is measuring the height of people then zero means no height at all.
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