Statistics Topics

An image showing a large cloud filled with numerous stick figures labeled 'Population' and a smaller cloud beneath it labeled 'Sample', with an arrow pointing from the population to the sample.

Population vs. Sample

A population is a study’s entire set of subjects of interest, characterized by fixed parameters. At the same time, a sample is a subset of this population, chosen to represent it and described by variable statistics.

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Illustrations of four types of data: nominal with symbols, ordinal with emoticons on a ladder, discrete with a ruler and footprints, and continuous with a thermometer and graph.

Types of Data in Statistics

Data in statistics is categorized into qualitative (categorical) and quantitative (numerical) types. Qualitative data, further divided into nominal (no inherent order) and ordinal (ranked but not evenly spaced), represents categories or characteristics.

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