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STATISTICS TOPICS |
PYTHON TOPICS |
Introduction |
Associate common terms with statistics.
Explain in general terms how statistics can be useful.
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Write and execute a simple PYTHON script.
Use the print statement.
Identify and use the newline character.
Locate and write the bang line in a PYTHON script.
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Numeric Variables |
Calculate the arithmetic mean |
Store values in variables
Use the four basic arithmetic operators in a PYTHON script
Name and identify scalar variables
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Simple Comparisons
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Undertand the importance of comparison in science
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Use the greater than and less than operators to perform simple comparisons
Write comments in a PYTHON script
Differentiate between the bang line and a comment line
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Variability and Range
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Find the range of a group of numbers
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Create and populate arrays
Use the foreach loop
Use the comma operator
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Finding the Median Value
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Find the median of a data set |
Use the sort function
Implement numeric or alphabetic sorting
Use an if/else construct
Use the modulus operator
Use array indexes
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Tallying Results
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Using a tally to keep track of data points
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Implement a never ending loop
End a loop at any point within it's execution
Use the tab symbol
Use the chop function
Increment a scalar
Add values to a list
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Quartiles
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Read a box-and-whiskers graph
Divide data points into quartiles
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Construct and populate associative arrays
Use the .. operator
Use the logical and operator in an if statement
Set and turn off flags
Get a list of keys from a hash
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Deviation From the Mean
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Calculate average deviation from the mean
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Input values from standard input
Use the abs function
Use the chomp function
Compare non-numeric values
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Variance and Standard Deviation
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Calculate population variance and standard deviation
Calculate sample variance and standard deviation
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Use sqrt function
Use my variables
Import the strict module
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The Gaussian Distribution
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Calculate the z for an individual score
Recognize the Gaussian distribution
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Recognize Python built in functions
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The Prediction Interval
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Calculate the prediction interval |
Store and retrieve values from a hash
Lookup values stored in a hash
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Confidence Interval of the Mean
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Interpolate between two values
Calculate the 95% CI for a data set
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Use the shift function
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Conversion Between SEM and SD
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Convert SEM to SD
Calculate the t distribution
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Use an if/else construct
Write a dual function script
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False Positives
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Understand what is meant by the term false positive
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Work with the logical OR and logical AND operators
Use the ** operator to raise a base by a power
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CI of the Difference Between Means
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Calculate the 95% CI for the difference between means |
Coordinate the use of values stored in arrays with if/elsif/else constructs
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Paired Groups
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Calculate the 95% CI of the difference between means for paired groups
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Use array slicing to manipulate values in an array
Use the range operator in the context of an array
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Relative Risk
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Calculate the 95% CI of the logarithm of the relative risk
Calculate the antilog of a number
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Use the Python log function
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Probability vs. Odds
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Explain the difference between probability and odds
Convert from odds to probability and vice versa
Calculate the odds ratio
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Use split to convert a scalar into an array
Sort odd and even numbers using the modulus operator
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Random Sampling
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Explain the statistical reliability of random sampling |
Redirect script output to a file
Push scalar values onto a list
Generate random numbers
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Sensitivity and Specificity
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Calculate sensitivity and specificity
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Create subroutines in Python
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Positive and Negative Predictive Values
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Calculate positive and negative predictive values
Fill out a result matrix based on values for prevalence, specificity,
and sensitivity
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Pass values to subroutines
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Bayes' Theorem
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Convert odds to probability and vice versa
Calculate post-test odds
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Use nested and recursive subroutines
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Correlation Coefficient
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Calculate the correlation coefficient
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Use for loops
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Slope and Intercept |
Calculate the slope of the best-fit line given a set of data points
Calculate the y-intercept of the best-fit line
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Use redo, last, and next to modify loop behavior
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