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    The document discusses different levels of measurement in statistics including nominal for identification only, ordinal for ranking, interval for comparing differences in data where sequence matters, and ratio. It also defines kurtosis measures for the sharpness of a frequency curve's peak as leptokurtic, mesokurtic, or platykurtic. Normal distribution is described as when the median, mean and mode all fall in the same point. Hypothesis types are listed as null or alternative, with no further details provided.

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    The document discusses different levels of measurement in statistics including nominal for identification only, ordinal for ranking, interval for comparing differences in data where sequence matters, and ratio. It also defines kurtosis measures for the sharpness of a frequency curve's peak as leptokurtic, mesokurtic, or platykurtic. Normal distribution is described as when the median, mean and mode all fall in the same point. Hypothesis types are listed as null or alternative, with no further details provided.

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    BS Class Notes

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    The document discusses different levels of measurement in statistics including nominal for identification only, ordinal for ranking, interval for comparing differences in data where sequence matters, and ratio. It also defines kurtosis measures for the sharpness of a frequency curve's peak as leptokurtic, mesokurtic, or platykurtic. Normal distribution is described as when the median, mean and mode all fall in the same point. Hypothesis types are listed as null or alternative, with no further details provided.

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    5th Aug18

    Levels of measurement

    1 Nominal – Only for the identification purpose

    2 Ordinal – Ranking (comparisons between the options)

    3 Interval – When we have the difference in the data (Comparing the nuddddmbers for each
    category) Sequence to be considered

    4 Ratio

    18aug18
    Kurtosis – The sharpness of the peak of a frequency distribution curve

    - Leptokurtic
    - Mesokurtic
    - Platykurtic

    Normal distribution – When the median, mean and mode fall on the same point

    28th Oct 18

    Hypothesis
    - Null
    - Alternative
    If is the

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