You are on page 1of 2

Lee Thomas Arvey B.

Fernando BSA-BCC

APPLICATION OF STATISTICAL TOOLS USING ON LINE


STATISTICS CALCULATOR FOR GROUPED DATA
1) 2)

Class Intervals Frequency

61 - 63 2 Class Interval Frequency


64 - 66 5 61-65 5
67 - 69 12 66-70 8
70 -72 15 71-75 12
73 -75 8 76-80 20
76 -78 5 81-85 25
79 -81 3 86-90 15
91-95 10
96-100 5
STEPS

1) Open the link https://www.meta-calculator.com/statistics-calculator.php


2) Encode the given data under Frequency Distribution
3) Click Calculate .
4) Record the output in your notes.
5) Find the meaning of each statistical term encountered. Determine its formula and use.
1. Maximum - is the maximum value in a set of values, excluding any outliers.
2. Minimum - is the minimum value in a set of values, excluding any outliers.
3. Midrange - the number that is exactly halfway between the minimum and maximum numbers in a set of data.
4. Sum - Use summation notation to express the sum of all numbers
5. Count - The count of a dataset is the number of observations in the dataset.
6. Mean - is the ratio of sum of all the observations and total number of observations in a data set.
7. Median - it gives us an idea of where the center value is located in a dataset.
8. Mode - It lets us know which value(s) in a dataset is the most common
9. Variance - to see how individual numbers relate to each other within a data set
10. Interquartile Range - to assess the variability where most of your values lie.
11. Sum of squares - is used to calculate whether a linear relationship exists between two variables.
12. Mean Deviation - is used to compute how far the values in a data set are from the center point.
13. Root Mean Squared - It is useful when trying to measure the average “size” of numbers, where their sign is
unimportant, as the squaring makes all of the numbers non-negative.
14. Standard Error of Mean - indicates how different the population mean is likely to be from a sample mean.
15. Skewness - used to show whether a distribution is distorted or asymmetrical.
16. Kurtosis - used to understand the shape of a distribution and identify whether it deviates from a normal
distribution.
17. Coefficient of Variation - is to assess the precision of a technique.

You might also like