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1. www.stat.berkeley.edu › ~stark › SticiGuiEstimating Parameters from Simple Random Samples

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   5 days ago · For example, the sample meanassigns to each sample of size nthe average of the nvalues in the sample. The rule that assigns values to samples is called the estimator, and the value that is assigned to any particular random sample is the estimate.

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   Given a simple random sample from a random variable with a normal distribution, the sample mean and sample variance are independent. This property is unique (among all probability distributions) to the normal distribution. It emphasizes the overall symmetry and "balance" of the bell curve.

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   What is the sample mean of a simple random sample?

   • The sample mean of a simple random sample is the sample sum of a simple random sample, divided by the sample size n . This is an affine transformation of the sample sum. It follows that the SE of the sample mean of a simple random sample is the SE of the sample sum of a simple random sample, divided by n .

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   How do you find the sample mean of n independent random draws?

   • The sample mean of n independent random draws (with replacement) from a box is the sample sum divided by n . This is an affine transformation of the sample sum, so SE (sample mean) = 1/n × SE (sample sum) = 1/n × n ½ × SD (box) = SD (box)/n ½ . shows the sampling distribution of the sample mean.

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   What are the standard errors of random variables?

   • This section presents the standard errors of several random variables we have already seen: a draw from a box of numbered tickets, the sample sum and sample mean of n random draws with and without replacement from a box of tickets, binomial and hypergeometric random variables, geometric random variables, and negative binomial random variables.

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   Is there a structure to random values of a sample mean?

   • You should now see that there is some structure to the random values of the sample mean: The average of the observed values of the sample mean should be quite close to the expected value of the sample mean, and the SD of the observed values of the sample mean should be quite close to the SE of the sample mean.

   Estimating Parameters from Simple Random Samples

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4. www.stat.berkeley.edu › ~stark › SticiGuiStandard Error - University of California, Berkeley

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   May 7, 2024 · The sample mean and sample sum are random variables: their values depend on the sample. SE measures the typical size of the chance variation of a random variable. The SE of the sample mean gets smaller as the sample size increases, and the SE of the sample sum gets larger as the sample size increases.

5. www.jmp.com › en_us › statistics-knowledge-portalNormal Distribution | Introduction to Statistics | JMP

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   4 days ago · The normal distribution is a theoretical distribution of values for a population and has a precise mathematical definition. Data values that are a sample from a normal distribution are said to be “normally distributed.”

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7. www.cliffsnotes.com › study-notes › 13802264Mean-Variance-of-the-Sampling-Distribution (pdf) - CliffsNotes

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   5 days ago · Theorem If random samples of size n are taken from a population with a mean U and standard deviation 0, then the sampling distribution of the sample mean X approaches normal distribution with mean y; = ¢ and standard deviation 03 = %, thus can be standardized as: _ X*nm 27 opm As the n increase, the sampling distribution of the sample mean ...

8. www.jmp.com › en_us › statistics-knowledge-portalOne-Way ANOVA | Introduction to Statistics | JMP

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   4 days ago · One-way ANOVA is a statistical method to test the null hypothesis ( H0) that three or more population means are equal vs. the alternative hypothesis ( Ha) that at least one mean is different. Using the formal notation of statistical hypotheses, for k means we write: H 0: μ1 = μ2 = ⋯ = μk H 0: μ 1 = μ 2 = ⋯ = μ k.

9. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Poisson_distributionPoisson distribution - Wikipedia

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   2 days ago · If for every t > 0 the number of arrivals in the time interval [0, t] follows the Poisson distribution with mean λt, then the sequence of inter-arrival times are independent and identically distributed exponential random variables having mean 1/ λ.