Across
- 5. A number that sticks out in a set of data. Its an unusual value.
- 9. coalition does not always imply this. you have to test for this.
- 12. The arithmetic average of a set of data.
- 14. Quartile, Value identifying the top fourth of the data. What is the median of the upper half of the data set
- 15. data points are evenly distributed. looks like a bell curve.
- 18. coefficient, How strong a relationship is between two variables. What measure the direction of a relationship between two variables.
Down
- 1. plot, Shows the number of times a response occurs. Each data value visible.
- 2. Graph, What graph is used to compare variables. Two category's like boys and girls.
- 3. The value or number that appears most in a set of values. You can have more than one or none.
- 4. A graph represented with bars. It has to do with numerical data.
- 6. Average of absolute values of differences. Find the difference in the mean and the values.
- 7. plot, What uses the five number summary. The middle 50% has a rectangle.
- 8. The difference between the highest and lowest number. Gives you an idea of how spread the data is.
- 10. left, What has a long left tail. Most of the data is to the right.
- 11. Quartile Range, The difference between the Q1 and Q3. What contains fifty percent of the data.
- 12. The number in the exact middle of the set of data. It's the value equally as likely to be above or below the values.
- 13. of best fit, A line through a scatter plot that goes through the middle. Best expresses the relationship between the points. An educated guess about where the data centers.
- 15. Right, What has a long right tail. Most of the data is on the left.
- 16. plot, displays data as ordered pairs. Represents numerical data.
- 17. Quartile, Value identifying the lower or first fourth of the data. What is the median of the lower half of the data set.