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Why do inferential statistics only provide an estimate of population data?
Why do inferential statistics only provide an estimate of population data?
- Because the sample data is not an exact representation of the entire population. (correct)
- Because probability is limited in inferential statistics.
- Because exact population data is difficult to obtain.
- Because inferential statistics are not accurate.
What is the main reason why probability is used in statistics?
What is the main reason why probability is used in statistics?
- To provide exact values of the population data.
- To simplify complex statistical calculations.
- To ensure 100% accuracy in estimates.
- To make reasonable estimates with limited certainty. (correct)
What will the first session of this module focus on?
What will the first session of this module focus on?
- Advanced statistical techniques.
- Inferential statistics.
- Basic concepts of probability. (correct)
- Permutation and combination.
Why do statisticians talk in terms of probability when certainty is limited?
Why do statisticians talk in terms of probability when certainty is limited?
What does the broad agenda of the session cover?
What does the broad agenda of the session cover?
What is the main purpose of inferential statistics?
What is the main purpose of inferential statistics?
Why do analysts sometimes work with a smaller sample of data instead of the entire dataset?
Why do analysts sometimes work with a smaller sample of data instead of the entire dataset?
In the scenario mentioned about Amazon, why did the QC department check a sample of 1,000 products?
In the scenario mentioned about Amazon, why did the QC department check a sample of 1,000 products?
What does EDA stand for in the context of data analysis?
What does EDA stand for in the context of data analysis?
When data analysts spend most of their time on EDA, what are they primarily focused on?
When data analysts spend most of their time on EDA, what are they primarily focused on?
What distinguishes inferential statistics from descriptive statistics?
What distinguishes inferential statistics from descriptive statistics?
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