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1.Range Kisaran = Rentang
difference between lowest and highest numbers
Range = 5 - 2
2 = X1 =3
2 = X2
3 Problem - no information
= X3
4 about how clustered the
= X4
5 data is
= X5
2. DEVIATION DEVIASI = SIMPANGAN
i.e. (Xi - X) = 0
4. Variance = Ragam
Another way to get around the problem of zero sums is to
square the deviations. Known as sum of squares or SS
Xi2 - (Xi)2/n
Sample SS = (Xi - X)2 = n-1
2 = X1 X = 3.2
2 = X2
3 SS = (2 - 3.2)2 + (2 - 3.2)2 +
= X3
4 (3 - 3.2)2 + (4 - 3.2)2 + (5 -3.2)2
= X4
5
= X5 = 1.44 + 1.44 + 0.04 + 0.64 + 3.24
= 6.8
= 2 = (Xi - )2
N
For a sample:
s = s2 s = (Xi - X )2
n-1
s = (Xi - X )2
Example
n-1
2 = X1
2 = X2
3 = X3 s= (2 - 3.2)2 + (2 - 3.2)2 +
4 = X4 (3 - 3.2)2 + (4 - 3.2)2 + (5 -3.2)2
5
= X5 5-1
X = 3.2
= 1.44 + 1.44 + 0.04 + 0.64 + 3.24
4
= 1.304
6. Coefficient of Variation = Koefisien
Keragaman = KK (V or sometimes CV):
Variance (s2) and standard deviation (s) have
magnitudes that are dependent on the
magnitudes of the data.
The coefficient of variation is a relative
measure, so variability of different sets of data
may be compared (stdev relative to the mean)
Note that there are no
CV =
s units – emphasizes that it
X 100%
X is a relative measure
Sometimes expressed as a %
Example:
CV =
s (X 100%)
2 = X1 X
2 = X2
3 = X3 1.304 g
4 CV =
= X4 3.2 g
5
= X5
CV = 0.4075
X = 3.2 g or
s = 1.304 g CV = 40.75%
Attention there is not any UNIT, or %
7. Probability (Peluang) :
Likelihood of an event - represented by P
number between 0 and 1
(0.5)(0.5) = 0.25
To find prob. of one event or another event
happening, add the probabilities of the two
events
1/6 + 1/6
= 2/6
= .333
BUT : The biological world is not as clear
cut as tossing coins
68.27%
95.44%
f
99.73%
3 2 2 3
X
There is an equation which describes the height of
the normal curve in relation to its standard dev ()
Normal distribution with σ = 1, with varying means
-3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5
σ = 1.5
ƒ
σ=2
-5 -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 5
9. Symmetry and Kurtosis
Symmetry means that the population is equally
distributed around the mean i.e. the curve to the
right side of the mean is a mirror image of the
curve to the left side
ƒ
So direction of skew
refers to the direction of
ƒ
longer tail
Symmetry
mode
median
ƒ
mean
Kurtosis refers to how flat or peaked a curve is
(sometimes referred to as peakedness or tailedness)
known as mesokurtic