Data science Descriptive statistics Inferential statistics Modality Range p- value Alternative hypothesis Significance Quantitative Variables Misleading Mean .05 d Test statistic Theory z- score t-test Negative skew Central limit theorem Histogram Null hypothesis One sample Independent t-test Median Boxplot Hypothesis Population Histogram Data Effect size Experiment Neuroticism Sample Degrees of freedom Type II error Dependent design Confirmatory Leptokurtic Normal distribution Extraversion Type I error Research Interval variable Measures of central tendency Statistics Assumptions Nominal variable Independent variable Data science Descriptive statistics Inferential statistics Modality Range p- value Alternative hypothesis Significance Quantitative Variables Misleading Mean .05 d Test statistic Theory z- score t-test Negative skew Central limit theorem Histogram Null hypothesis One sample Independent t-test Median Boxplot Hypothesis Population Histogram Data Effect size Experiment Neuroticism Sample Degrees of freedom Type II error Dependent design Confirmatory Leptokurtic Normal distribution Extraversion Type I error Research Interval variable Measures of central tendency Statistics Assumptions Nominal variable Independent variable
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Data science
Descriptive statistics
Inferential statistics
Modality
Range
p-value
Alternative hypothesis
Significance
Quantitative
Variables
Misleading
Mean
.05
d
Test statistic
Theory
z-score
t-test
Negative skew
Central limit theorem
Histogram
Null hypothesis
One sample
Independent t-test
Median
Boxplot
Hypothesis
Population
Histogram
Data
Effect size
Experiment
Neuroticism
Sample
Degrees of freedom
Type II error
Dependent design
Confirmatory
Leptokurtic
Normal distribution
Extraversion
Type I error
Research
Interval variable
Measures of central tendency
Statistics
Assumptions
Nominal variable
Independent variable