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    PRESENTED BY:

    Anjali Singh

    Bhavya Pandya

    Deepshikha Jha

    Nibedita Mohanty

    Ratan Bala shahi

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    The transformation of raw data into a form thatwill make them easy to understand andinterpret; rearranging, ordering, andmanipulating data to generate descriptiveinformation

    The elementary transformation of raw data in away that describes the basic characteristics suchas central tendency and variability

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    U

    ni variate analysis (calculation of several measuresmostly concerning one variable)

    Bi variate analysis (analysis of two variable)

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    Central tendency : It is a single value which is used to represent all

    of the value in the series. There are three major types of estimates of

    central tendency:MeanMedianMode

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    Types of Scale:- Nominal

    Ordinal Interval RatioMeasures ofCentral tendency Mean

    Median Mode

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    The most common-used measure of central

    tendency=average. The mean is the "standard" average.

    x=x/nx=observation value

    n=no. of observation

    Example=

    Marks of 20 students out of 30

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    Median is the middle value , when the datais arranged in numerical order .

    The median is the middle of a distribution: half thescores are above the median and half are below themedian.

    median = size of (n+1/2)th of observation

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    Mode is the value ( number) that appears themost. M

    ode is the another form of average that can bedefined as most frequently occurring value in thedata.

    For example: {2,4,5,6,6,8,9,9,9}

    Here mode is 9

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    Represent how data are clustered closely. Different types of measures of dispersion

    RangeStandard deviationVariance

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    The simplest measures of dispersion is therange.

    Range = Highest value Lowest value. Co-efficient of range =max-min / max+ min. Example: A sample of 5 marketing managers

    salary i.e. $ 22,000,$28000,$30,000,$50,000,$20,000.

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    Standard Deviation is the most commonlyused measures of dispersion.

    It is denoted as = 1/nf(x-x)

    n=no. of observationx=value of variables ,x=arithmetic mean

    coefficient of standard deviation=/x

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    Variance is the square of standard deviation. It is denoted as .

    Variance =1/n f(x-x) Coefficient of variance =/x*100

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    The arrangement of statistical data in a row-and-

    column format that exhibits the count of responsesor observations for each category assigned to avariable

    A table showing the different ways respondents

    answered a question.

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    Q.WhichChocolates do you prefer most?

    Brands Responses out of 500 Percentage

    Cadbury 225 45%

    Nestle 155 31%

    Amul 83 16.6%

    Nutrine 31 6.2%

    Dont know 6 1.2%

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    Cross Tabulation data is organized in to

    groups, categories or classes to facilitatecomparison.

    To analyze and summarize data. Contingency table- The results of a cross-

    tabulation of two variables, such as surveyquestions

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