Unit 1 Introduction to Statistics {Book} | |
Statistics: Meaning and Definition Functions, Scope, Limitations | VIEW |
Collection of data | VIEW |
Census and Sample Techniques | VIEW |
Classification of data | VIEW |
Preparation of frequency distribution | VIEW |
Tabulation of data | VIEW |
Presentation of Data | VIEW |
Diagrammatic representation of data: Bar diagram, subdivided bar diagram, percentage bar diagram | VIEW |
Pie diagram | VIEW |
Histogram | VIEW |
Frequency polygon | VIEW |
ogives | VIEW |
Unit 2 Measures of Central Tendency {Book} | |
Meaning and Definition | VIEW |
Types of Averages: | |
Arithmetic Mean (Simple and Weighted) | VIEW |
Median | VIEW |
Mode | VIEW |
Graphical representation of median and mode, Ogive curve | VIEW |
Empirical relationship between mean, median and mode. | |
Dispersion | VIEW |
Range | VIEW |
Quartile deviation | VIEW |
Mean deviation about mean | VIEW |
Standard deviation and their Coefficients | VIEW |
Measures of Skewness: Meaning, Uses, Co-efficient of Skewness | VIEW |
Symmetrical and Skewed Distributions | VIEW |
Measures of Skewness: Absolute and Relative skewness measures, Karl Pearson’s Co-efficient of Skewness, Bowley’s Co-efficient of Skewness | VIEW |
Unit 3 Co-relation and Regression Analysis {Book} |
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Co-relation: Meaning, Uses, Types, | VIEW | VIEW | VIEW |
Probable error | VIEW | ||
Karl Pearson’s Rank Correlation | VIEW | ||
Sparkman’s Rank Correlation | VIEW | ||
Regression: Meaning | VIEW | ||
Regression equation | VIEW | ||
Correlation coefficient through regression coefficient | VIEW | ||
Unit 4 Index Numbers and Time Series {Book} | |
Index Numbers: Meaning, Uses, Classification, Construction | VIEW |
Methods of constructing Index Numbers | VIEW |
Simple Aggregative Method | VIEW |
Simple Average or Price Relative Method, Weighted index method | VIEW |
Fisher’s ideal Method (TRT & FRT) | VIEW |
Consumer Price Index | VIEW |
Time Series | VIEW |
Components of Time series | VIEW |
Analysis of time series by moving averages | VIEW |
Trend and Least Squares method (Linear) and ordinary least square method (OLS) | VIEW |
Unit 5 Probability {Book} | |
Meaning and Importance of Probability | VIEW |
Experiment, Event and types of events | VIEW |
Additional & Multiplication theorem of probability | VIEW |
Classical and empirical probability | VIEW |
Conditional probability | VIEW |
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