Statistics is the mathematical study of populations.
We need statistics in order to know something about a large group of something after only studying a small group of that something. We take a sample of a population and study it, and then we can usually draw conclusions about the rest of the population without also studying each member of the population individually.
It helps us to be sure that when we try to generalize about some pattern in the weather, behavior of certain people, or the yield of a chemical reaction, that it is objective mathematics that is doing the calculating and not anecdotal evidence based only on human experience.
We generalize about patterns and data every day, we just don't call it statistics when we do. We also count things every day, but we don't call it math when we do. Statistics and Multivariable Calculus are both just refined versions of the skills we already use. Understanding statistics makes you a more objective person and increases your ability to generalize about patterns and populations.
Your question is confusing, "Can you have some crime statistics?" I don't really understand the question, but if I assume you're asking where you can get statistics on crimes in the United States, one of the places is the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Also, if you type into your browser window "crime statistics" there are other websites where you can go to do your research.
No, but the source(s) for all statistics quoted or used must be given.
Never? Avoid thinking in absolutes. It is much better to understand published statistics but impossible to say "never safe to ...".
Never? Avoid thinking in absolutes. It is much better to understand published statistics but impossible to say "never safe to ...".
The two main branches of statistics is Descriptive statistics and inferential statistics.
One limitation of statistics is that everyone doesnÕt understand them or how to use them. There is also a possibility for errors.
Statistics help managers understand trends that affect their business. With statistics, managers can justify making changes to policies and strategies.
Will a sample descriptive statistics accurately estimate the underlying population's parameters?
To be able to understand the probability of chance for an occurrence and to further understand probability
by using military statistics
The National Cancer Institute, which is a government run site, has statistics regarding a variety of different cancers. The National Cancer Institute also discusses how to understand the cancer statistics, how to find more statistics, and statistical tools for researchers.
There is a website called "PlaneCrashInfo" which contains statistics of airplane accidents dating back to 1960. The statistics are presented through charts and graphs which are very easy to understand and navigate through.
You need a good understanding of statistics.
you need math 4 statistics and stuff
You have to understand the latest research papers and how they apply to advances in nursing, and for that you have to understand statistics in order for the numbers in the research paper to make any sense
Statistics in medicine provide people the information to fully understand the usage of a particular treatment or drug. It also helps in monitoring and improving certain fields in medicine.
Your question is confusing, "Can you have some crime statistics?" I don't really understand the question, but if I assume you're asking where you can get statistics on crimes in the United States, one of the places is the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Also, if you type into your browser window "crime statistics" there are other websites where you can go to do your research.