Statistics and Exploratory Data Analysis

[ Important Topics ]
Continuous variables , Discrete variables, Temporal data , Spatial data
T test, F test, Z test , Chi-square test
 [ Important Questions ]
Q-1. Distinguish between Correlation and Regression with real time
example.

Q-2. How to improve data quality in Data Science?

Q-3. Describe exploratory Data Analysis in Data Science.
Q-4. Why is data visualization important for Exploratory Data
Analysis?
Q-5. 1) If the null hypothesis is false then which of the following is
accepted?
2) The rejection probability of the Null hypothesis when it is true is
called as.
3) The point where the Null hypothesis gets rejected is called as?
4) Type 1 error occurs when?
Q-6. 1)How the chi-square test is different from the z-test F-test?
2) Which is the most preferred test statistics among Z-test, t test or
chi-square test used by data science companies and why are they
preferred?
Q-7. Why is data visualization important for Exploratory Data
Analysis?

Q-8. Distinguish between the dependent and independent variables in

linear regression.
Q-9. What is the Difference between Univariate, Bivariate, and
Multivariate analysis?
Q-10. How to Import pandas, numPy, matplotlib, and seaborn libraries
in Jupyter notebook. Explain.
Q-11. What are the different steps in Exploratory Data Analysis?
Q-12. How signi icance levels are used in hypothesis testing.

Q-13. What are the different techniques for missing or null values?
Explain the implementation of this technique in brief.
Q-14. Explain and interpret the p-value as it relates to hypothesis
testing.
Q-15. Explain a test statistic, Type I and Type II errors, a signi icance
level.
Q-16. What are the different tests that are used for verifying
analysis/hypothesis for numerical, categorical, and numerical-
categorical variables?
Q-17. What is an analysis of variance (ANOVA) in Hypothesis?

Q-18. Explain One-Tailed and Two-Tailed Hypothesis Testing.

Q-19. De ine a hypothesis. Describe the steps of hypothesis testing,
and describe and interpret the choice of the null and alternative
hypotheses.