Statistics in simple way

Statistics is the process of data collection about organizing and presentation in a good manner.

Types of statistics

  1. Descriptive Statistics
  2. Inferential Statistics

Descriptive Statistics

Deals with data collection or organizing and presentation in a good manner.

Inferential Statistics

Deals with prediction about future position after seeing sample.

Frequency:

Frequency means number of occurrence or times.

Example:

Salaryfrequencycumulative frequency
500033
1000047
1500029
20000514
240001024
Total frequency:24

Data

  • Data
    • Qualitative Data
    • Quantitative data
      • Continuous data
      • discrete data

Qualitative Data:

qualitative data is the data which can not be quantify by numubers.

for example: Good, bad, smart, beautiful

Quantitative data:

Quantitative data which can be quantify by numbers.

Example: Age, Salary, height, weight

Continuous data:

which is not fix. such as: feet , weight

Discrete data:

which is fix and accurate such as: salary

Data Series:

  1. Individual series
  2. discrete series
  3. Group series

Suppose there are eight students in one class student A got 70%, student B got 78%, student c 85%, student d 90%, student e 60%, student f 60%, student g 70%, student h 85%

requirement: make individual, discrete and group series separately from data.

Individual Series:

studentspercentage
a70
b78
c85
d90
e60
f60
g70
h85
individual series

Discrete series

s.noPercentagefrequencycumulative frequency
170%22
278%13
385%25
490%16
560%28
TOTAL FREQUENCIES=8
discrete series

Group series

Groups by percentagefrequencies
60% to 70%4
71% to 80%1
81% to 90%3
Total frequencies8
group series

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