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The Nottingham Trent University
BIBS – vysoká škola
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MSc in Management Studies
Business Mathematics and Statistics
Assignment
Autor: Monika Oravcova
Ročník: 1. ročník 2010/2011
skupina: MSE_11_2010_2011
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10.7.2011 Oravcova
V Bratislave Datum………………..Podpis…………………………
Task 1
1 Assignment
For dataset of 50:
Identify the variation scope and variation range
Sort the dataset
Determine absolute, relative and cumulative frequency
Draw a histogram (polygon), the absolute frequency.
2 Methodology
For a set [pic] denoted xmin and xmax the smallest and the greatest character respectively. Then the interval [pic] is the variation scope, and the number of [pic] is variation range set. For practical reasons, it is reasonable to hold the dataset, ie order the elements according to increasing values. Furthermore, it appears appropriate to sort the dataset. Sort a dataset of means to divide the variation scope at a finite number of subintervals [pic] called classes, having a common point xi+1, for all neighboring classes[pic], and their union is the variation scope (if necessary for the determination of frequencies should not decide on the jurisdiction of common items such as classes, to make a distribution to the semi-closed intervals). Classes are usually the same length h, [pic]; The number of classes to be chosen as an integer near 1 +3,3 logn [pic] or [pic], or depending on the situation.
The number of fi elements belonging to the set of i-class is an absolute frequency, the number [pic] is a relative frequency, the number [pic] is a cumulative frequency, and the number [pic] cumulative relative...