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Exploring,
Displaying, and
Examining Data
McGraw-Hill/Irwin
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Learning Objectives
Understand . . .
That exploratory data analysis techniques
provide insights and data diagnostics by
emphasizing visual representations of the data.
How cross-tabulation is used to examine
relationships involving categorical variables,
serves as a framework for later statistical testing,
and makes an efficient tool for data visualization
and later decision-making.
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Exploratory
Confirmatory
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Frequency of Ad Recall
Value Label
Value
Frequency
Percent
Valid
Percent
Cumulative
Percent
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Bar Chart
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Pie Chart
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Frequency Table
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Histogram
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Stem-and-Leaf Display
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Pareto Diagram
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Boxplot Components
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Boxplot Comparison
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Mapping
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SPSS Cross-Tabulation
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Percentages in Cross-Tabulation
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Averaging
Averaging percentages
percentages
Use
Use of
of too
too large
large percentages
percentages
Using
Using too
too small
small aa base
base
Percentage
Percentage decreases
decreases can
can
never
never exceed
exceed 100%
100%
Cross-Tabulation
with Control and Nested Variables
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Key Terms
Automatic interaction
detection (AID)
Boxplot
Cell
Confirmatory data
analysis
Contingency table
Control variable
Cross-tabulation
Exploratory data
analysis (EDA)
Five-number summary
Frequency table
Histogram
Interquartile range (IQR)
Marginals
Nonresistant statistics
Outliers
Pareto diagram
Resistant statistics
Stem-and-leaf display
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Working with
Data Tables
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Arranged by Spending
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