Across
- 5. divide data into four quarters
- 7. the who, what, when, why, and where of data
- 11. numerical value of how tightly the values cluster around the center
- 14. one variable is related to another
- 18. describes single/multiple modes, symmetry, and outliers/gap
- 19. the cases actually examined
- 22. average amount that expected data should vary from the mean
- 23. region with no data values
- 24. displays counts of individuals falling into categories of 2 or more variables
- 25. increases or decreases measures of position but not measures of spread
- 26. graphs a dot for each data value
- 28. place for a typical value
- 29. physical middle data value
- 31. numerically valued attribute of a model
Down
- 1. display of the 5-number summary and outliers
- 2. variable that describes a count and has units
- 3. shows how a whole divides into categories with wedges of a circle
- 4. gives the percent of values found
- 6. normal model with mean of 0 and standard deviation of 1
- 8. tells how many standard deviations something is from the mean
- 9. variable that names characteristics
- 10. uses adjacent bars to display distributions of quantitative data
- 12. all of the cases we want to know about
- 13. displays data that change over time
- 15. value calculated to summarize aspects of data
- 16. lists the categories and gives the count or percentage
- 17. extreme value
- 19. the two halves on either side of center are roughly the same
- 20. multiplies both measures of position and spread
- 21. sum of all data divided by the count, reported with standard deviation
- 27. displays quantitative data without losing the exact values
- 28. an individual about whom we have data
- 29. a hump or high point
- 30. eliminates units so various data sets can be compared