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Title: Statistical Graphs for 1 Variable Dotplot Histogram Boxplot


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Statistical Graphs for 1 VariableDotplotHistogr
amBoxplot
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Dotplot
  • This dotplot depicts a right skewed distribution
    (distribution means pattern of variation). For
    such a distribution values below the median (here
    M 29.17) tend to be closer together than those
    above. We say Fruit flies longevities have a
    right skewed distribution.

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Histogram
  • Rules for constructing histograms are provided in
    the text.

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Histogram Variations
Frequency Histogram
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Histogram Variations
Relative Frequency Histogram
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Histogram Variations
Class endpoints Every other omitted
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Histogram Variations
Class midpoints Every other omitted
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Histogram Shapes
  • Right Skewed

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Histogram Shapes
  • Right Skewed

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Histogram Shapes
  • Very Right Skewed

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Histogram Shapes
  • Somewhat Right Skewed

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Histogram Shapes
  • Left Skewed

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Histogram Shapes
  • Symmetric Normal

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Histogram Shapes
  • Symmetric (Not Normal)

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Histogram Shapes
  • Uniform

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Histogram Shapes
  • Multimodal (Bimodal)

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Histogram
  • We speak of the general shape of a histogram we
    dont pay too much attention to the particulars.
  • Every shape goes along with a particular pattern
    among percentiles.

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Boxplots the 5 Summary
  • To construct a boxplot, first obtain the 5 number
    summary
  • Min, Q1, M, Q3, Max
  • Q1 1st quartile 25th percentile
  • M Q2 median 2nd quartile 50th percentile
  • Q3 3rd quartile 75th percentile

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Example Simple Boxplot
  • Failure times of industrial machines (in hours)
  • 32.56 42.02 47.26 50.25 59.03
    60.17 61.56 62.16 62.84 63.29
    63.52 65.52 66.54 68.71 70.60
    71.27 76.33 80.37 82.87
  • 5 summary
  • 32.56 , 59.03 , 63.29 , 70.60 , 82.87

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Example Simple Boxplot
  • 32.56 , 59.03 , 63.29 , 70.60 , 82.87
  • Line at median.

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Example Simple Boxplot
  • 32.56 , 59.03 , 63.29 , 70.60 , 82.87
  • Box to quartiles.

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Example Simple Boxplot
  • 32.56 , 59.03 , 63.29 , 70.60 , 82.87
  • Whiskers/Fences to extremes.

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Example Simple Boxplot
  • The final product A Simple Boxplot.
  • Only quartile information is displayed.
  • Other percentiles can be interpolated. This will
    tend to give rough approximations.

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Example Modified Boxplot
  • A mathematical rule designates outliers. These
    are plotted using special symbols.
  • (Note The minimum is still 32.56.)

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Modified Boxplot Outliers
  • A mathematical rule designates outliers.
  • Outliers are part of the data do not assume
    they are bad data or can be deleted. In fact,
    they may constitute the most meaningful
    information in the data.
  • If we discover why the one machine failed so
    early, perhaps we can adjust to prevent early
    failure for future machines.
  • Then future failure times should be plotted in a
    new boxplot.

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Modified Boxplot Outliers
  • A mathematical rule designates outliers.
  • Sometimes an outlier is ripe for
  • change
  • learn why its wrong and correct it
  • deletion
  • determine why its different and doesnt belong

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Modified Boxplot Outliers
  • A mathematical rule designates outliers.
  • For a large set of good data drawn from a Normal
    population, about 2 of the data will be marked
    outlier in a modified boxplot.
  • For small but good data sets, generally more than
    2 will be so marked.
  • For good data from skewed distributions,
    generally much more than 2 will be so marked.

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Modified Boxplot Outliers
  • Learn to match shape with boxplot orientation.
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