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Mean
x n = sample size
x
n
Standard Deviation
A quicker computational formula:
s
(x x) 2
( x ) 2 SS
n 1 Solve for SS x 2 , then find s
n n 1
z-score
x x = score you are trying to locate in the distribution
z
Pearson Correlation
A quicker computational formula:
zx z y
r
n 1 ( x)( y ) SP
Solve for SP xy , then find r
n ( n 1) s x s y
df = n 2
Basic Probability
P (A) = probability of event A occurring
P (A|B) = probability of A occurring, given that B has also occurred.
P (A B) = probability of both A and B occurring together
Linear Regression
sy
y bx a br and a y bx
sx
Exponential Model
b = growth factor
y ab t b=1+r
Logs
log b n a where b is the base
Logistic Model
C where C = carrying capacity
y
1 ab t
One-sample t-test
Confidence interval for a single mean: x t SE
x 0 s
t where SE
SE n
t = critical t value for the desired level of confidence
df = n 1
Independent t-test
Confidence interval for a mean difference: ( x1 x 2 ) t SE
( x x2 ) 0
t 1 s12 s22
SE where SE
n1 n2
df = nlowest 1
t = critical t value for the desired level of confidence
Dependent t-test
Confidence interval for a paired mean difference: d t SE
d 0 sd
t where SE
SE n
df = n 1
t = critical t value for the desired level of confidence
Chi Square
(obs - exp) 2 dfindependence = (rows-1)(columns-1)
2
exp
dfgoodness of fit = cells 1
ANOVA ( y ) 2
SS Total ( y y)
all data
2
y2
N
df total = N 1
SS between
df MS between
SS between n k ( y k y) 2 df between = k 1
F between treatments