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Statistics : Sampling Distributions I

Statistics : Sampling Distributions I

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Factors that influence sampling distribution

Factors that influence sampling distribution

The number observed in a population: The symbol for this variable is "N." It is the measure of observed activity in a given group of data.

The number observed in the sample: The symbol for this variable is "n." It is the measure of observed activity in a random sample of data that is part of the larger grouping.

The method of choosing the sample: How you chose the samples can account for variability in some cases.

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Types of distributions

Types of distributions

1. Sampling distribution of mean

2. Sampling distribution of proportion

3. T-distribution

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1. Sampling distribution of mean

1. Sampling distribution of mean

 It focuses on calculating the mean of every sample group chosen from the population and plotting the data points. 

The graph shows a normal distribution where the center is the mean of the sampling distribution, which represents the mean of the entire population.

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2. Sampling distribution of proportion

2. Sampling distribution of proportion

his sampling distribution focuses on proportions in a population. You select samples and calculate their proportions.

The means of the sample proportions from each group represent the proportion of the entire population

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3. T-distribution

3. T-distribution

Distribution that involves a small population or one where you don't know much about it.

It is used to estimate the mean of the population and other statistics such as confidence intervals, statistical differences and linear regression. 

The T-distribution uses a t-score to evaluate data that wouldn't be appropriate for a normal distribution.

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t-Score

t-Score

T score us used in 1 tailed or 2 tailed |  Confidence interval.

Requirments:

  • Population standard deviation is not given 
  • n

Then calculate Upper Bound and lower bound.

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Central Limit Theorem

Central Limit Theorem

The sampling distribution of the mean will always be normally distributed, as long as the sample size is large enough.

Multiple samples, n>= 30.

Sample mean is populated in pdf.

And then creates Normal distribution.

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The probability of an event based on data from a small group within a large population. Its primary purpose is to establish representative results of small samples of a comparatively larger population.

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