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Learnt about estimation and cental limit Theorem

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confidance

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How to calculate CI for population means and proportiona

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the standard error shows how the mean is spread, in other terms, it is the variability of means

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estimation and cental limit theorem

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Estimation , Central limit theorem, standard error, confidence interval , mean of the population

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Interpret the CI

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if we want to be confident with our sample size we should increase the sample size

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estimation,confidence interval,and margin of error

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estimation

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estimation

confidence interval and level

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standard error and confidence interval

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analyse the CI

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I learnt about Sampling distribution, Standard Error,Confidence interval and proportion

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centeral limit theory which helps us to make our distrebution narrower and normal by making our sample size bigger

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standard error, confidence interval, margin of error

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learnt how to calculate confidence interval

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Central limit theory , difference between point and interval intimation

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standard error

confidence level

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estimation of mean of population

sampling distribution of mean and standard error

confidence interval

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Calculate confidence interval

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4.5

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margin of error

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5

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interpretation of confidence interval

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sampling the mean multiple times to have a narrower normal distrebution

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confidence interval - sampling distribution- migraine error

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4

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We learnt about Estimation, Sampling Distribution, Central Limit theorem. We studied about standard error, its relationship with standard deviation and confidence interval.

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Understood the central limit theorem and estimation

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analyse the CI

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3.5

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how does the interval captre the true parameter value?

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4

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4/5 for all sections except for CI for the mean I have difficulty understanding the equations, relation between z score and CI and the term of proportion

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SE, CL INTERPRETATION, CI

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Calculating the CI and interpret it

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Dr you mentioned CI narrower when sample size increases, but in the slide it has mentioned CI decreases when sample size increases

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5

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margin of errors

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3.5

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I can calculate standard error and confidence interval. I am able to interpret the confidence interval and standard error

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When i go into the confidence proportions, i may have doubt in calculations

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3

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3.5

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what is the minimum confidence level required

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3

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Margin of Error and how confidence intervals behave

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central limit theorem, when we take any sample of population we will get approx normal disribution of mean

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is there a minimum confidence percentge?

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if we normalise a bimodal data , there is possibility of higher error

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interpret the Confidence interval

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Interpreting confidence intervals

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