Descriptive Statistics >> Evaluate, analyze, compare statistics

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APPLETSOURCEDESCRIPTION
Why Divide by N - 1?McClelland/ HowellDraws either 1, 10 or 100 samples of size 3 and then 15 from population with known mean and standard deviation, calculates standard deviation by dividing by both n and n - 1 to illustrate that n - 1 provides more accurate estimates.  more
SkewnessInteractive Statistics (Lind, Marchal, Wathen)Calculates skewness coefficient for three datasets, user can change data points and observe changes.  more
Descriptions of Univariate DataWolfram Demonstrations ProjectUse slider to change spread as five number summary and measures of dispersion are updated, several datasets available. Requires download of Mathematica player and demo itself, good for classroom demonstration.  more
Sticky CentersUniv. of Minnesota, Dept. of Ed PsychManipulate post-it notes representing student ages to explore mean vs. median. See AIMS website http://www.tc.umn.edu/~aims/aimstopicsCenter.htm to download worksheets (Lesson 1, Activities 1 and 2) to accompany this applet.  more
Practice True or False Questions Involving Elementary StatisticsLarry Green's Applet PageDozens of true/false questions with instant feedback covering descriptive statistics and sampling techniques, graphical displays, probability concepts, confidence intervals and Z, hypothesis testing, regression analysis, chi-square tests and ANOVA.  more