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Statistics with

Computer
Application
CHERYL G. DIALOGO
Discussant

CRISTINE ROSE MONTENEGRO


Professor
SCRAMBLED LETTER
1. DARDTAN TIONDEVIA
2. ECNAVARI
3.SISTOKUR
4.SSNEWEKS
SCRAMBLED LETTER
1. DARDSTAN TIONDEVIA
STANDARD
DEVIATION
2. ECNAVARI
3.SISTOKUR
4.SSNEWEKS
SCRAMBLED LETTER
1. DARDSTAN TIONDEVIA
STANDARD
DEVIATION
2. ECNAVARI
VARIANCE
3.SISTOKUR

4.SSNEWEKS
SCRAMBLED LETTER
1. DARDSTAN TIONDEVIA
STANDARD
DEVIATION
2. ECNAVARI
VARIANCE
3.SISTOKUR
KURTOSIS
4.SSNEWEKS
SCRAMBLED LETTER
1. DARDSTAN TIONDEVIA
STANDARD
DEVIATION
2. ECNAVARI
VARIANCE
3.SISTOKUR
KURTOSIS
4.SSNEWEKS

SKEWENESS
STANDARD
DEVIATION
AND
VARIANCE
OBJECTIVES:
• define the variance and standard
deviation;
• compute for the variance and
standard deviation of a group data;
• formulate solution using excel;
OBJECTIVES
• Define standard deviation and
variance;
• Identify the skewed and kurtosis;
• Formulate solution using Excel;

What are the Variance
and Standard Deviation?
in statistics, Variance and standard
deviation are related with each other
since the square root of variance is
considered the standard deviation for
the given data set.
What is Standard Deviation?

A standard deviation (or σ) is a measure of


how dispersed the data is in relation to the mean.
Low, or small, standard deviation indicates data are
clustered tightly around the mean, and high, or
large, standard deviation indicates data are more
spread out.
WHAT IS VARIANCE?
Variance is a measure of how data points
differ from the mean. According to Layman, a
variance is a measure of how far a set of data
(numbers) are spread out from their mean
(average) value. Variance means to find the
expected difference of deviation from actual
value.
Measures of Skewness and Kurtosis
Skewness refers to the degree of symmetry, or
more precisely, the degree of lack of symmetry.
Distributions, or data sets, are said to be
symmetric if they appear the same on both
sides of a central point. Kurtosis refers to the
proportion of data that is heavy-tailed or light-
tailed in comparison with a normal distribution.
What Is Skewness?
Skewness is used to measure the level of asymmetry in our
graph. It is the measure of asymmetry that occurs when
our data deviates from the norm.

Sometimes, the normal distribution tends to tilt more on


one side. This is because the probability of data being
more or less than the mean is higher and hence makes the
distribution asymmetrical. This also means that the data is
not equally distributed. The skewness can be on two types:
1. Positively Skewed: In a distribution that is
Positively Skewed, the values are more concentrated
towards the right side, and the left tail is spread out.
Hence, the statistical results are bent towards the left-
hand side. Hence, that the mean, median, and mode are
always positive. In this distribution, Mean > Median >
Mode.
2. Negatively Skewed: In a Negatively Skewed
distribution, the data points are more concentrated
towards the right-hand side of the distribution. This
makes the mean, median, and mode bend towards the
right. Hence these values are always negative. In this
distribution, Mode > Median > Mean.
What Is Kurtosis?
Kurtosis is used to find the presence of outliers in our
data. It gives us the total degree of outliers present.

The data can be heavy-tailed, and the peak can be flatter,


almost like punching the distribution or squishing it. This is
called Negative Kurtosis (Platykurtic). If the distribution is
light-tailed and the top curve steeper, like pulling up the
distribution, it is called Positive Kurtosis (Leptokurtic).
The expected value of kurtosis is 3. This is observed in a
symmetric distribution. A kurtosis greater than three will
indicate Positive Kurtosis. In this case, the value of kurtosis
will range from 1 to infinity. Further, a kurtosis less than
three will mean a negative kurtosis. The range of values
for a negative kurtosis is from -2 to infinity. The greater
the value of kurtosis, the higher the peak.
VARIANCE
EXAMPLE: Find variance of the given data set.
Score of Grade 7 in mathematics summative test.
Formula:
Ⴟ = ξfx Scores f Classmark fx Ⴟ (x-Ⴟ) (x-Ⴟ)2 f(x-Ⴟ)2 Formula:
(x)
ξf
36 - 40 3 σ2 = ξf(x-Ⴟ)2
ξf-1
Ⴟ= 31 - 35 11
26 - 30 14 σ2 =
21 - 25 10
Ⴟ= σ2 =
16 - 20 8
10 - 15 4
STANDARD
DEVIATION
Formula:

• S.D = ξf(x-Ⴟ)2 σ2 = ξf (x-Ⴟ)2


ξf – 1 ξf – 1

• S.D = σ2 σ2 =

• S.D =

• S.D =
SOLUTION OF STANDARD DEVIATION
IN EXCEL

XLSX Worksheet
THANK YOU
&
GOD
BLESS!!!

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