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Dr, RIAYKUMAR AR. MODULE -3 - STATISTICAL METHODS AND CURVE FITTING Pearson's coefficient correlation and Tines of regression, problems. fitting the curves of the forms Statistical Methods: Correlation and Regression-Karl rank correlation, problems. Regression analysis, Curve Filling: Curve fitting by the method of least squares, ¥ +b, y = ax? and y = ax? + bx +e. Method of Solving problems on Statistical Methods ‘Method/In Questions Formula | Working Procedure ae 16 7 Find Comelation oF pete — | pit findmean ofeandy. || * 12 Fee] 5=9|% 1" 12 Comet Govasen ve] "JOKER | Const the prope able Karl Pearson's Coefficient ‘Substitutes the XY, EX* tas normal) ae le ee) Cortlation Identify the Byy and By i ‘When two regression r= tyDoPrx the two given Equations and Mean ofxandy~ | sobstimiein r= +YPabox wh No Table lines are given. Two Find mcan of x and y Find the correlation coefficient Take xandy sf and Tinthe sverige | Take xandy as €and J in cree ane or | tegiven two equations and Tandy see Fit find mean of x and y Regression line yon x | Construct the proper Table, yaBEx Substitutes the XY, X= Ee and ¥? in formula YandX | x obwintetneot | Reo ney ons | Sie wo : es Cprotnccrston |= EY trot es pee Seiten onde in i the two obrained regression Fines and substitute in r= tbody xlylaes—y | ay tfiey sven ak et rasksonetn | DG uincale ie ‘and find Sd? , then Sistine oma rhe are not gen ak celica naesendng | order, perform a). Rank correlation coefficient a R, |y | Ry @ scanned with OKEN ScannerDr. AIAYKUMAR AR. Method of Solving problems on Curve fitting Method/Question | Formula/Normal equations —_[ Table dys ayx enh Straight line ae aSx? + byx tee oe Dixy = ape + by x* Dy = abe + BEE tne Second degree | 2AY = @BA* t UAT + ce Parabola Batya ake +80 + ee y=axt+brte| Or = §] dy = na+ yrs cx Ya at bet ce eae? ty = ax? + bY +6 “Taking fog on both side we get togey = loge + bloger =log.a yrax? BY =na+bEx SAY = aDX + UX? Working Procedure for Problems ‘+ We first write the normal equations appropriate to the curve of best fit. © We prepare the relevant table and find the value of all ‘the summations present in the normal equations. ‘© We substitute these value to arrive at a system of equations in the unknowt parameters. © We find the parameters by solving the system of equations and substitute in thy equation y = f(x) which being the curve of best ft. @ scanned with OKEN ScannerDr. AJAYKUMAR AR STATISTICAL METHODS ection, classification, and analysis of onable decisions. It has tal data, etc. Statistics deals with the methods for coll numerical data for drawing valid conclusions and making reas meaningful applications in production engineering, in the analysis of experimen Measures of Central Tendeney and Dispersion ‘Measures of Central Tendency ‘The collection of data constitues the starting point of any statistica’ investigation. fone can be made about the data by analyzing and interpreting its A frequency ‘ofthe data around some central value. Finding this 1e most representative value of the Dei distribution in general shows clustering central value or the average is of importance as it gives th whole group. Different methods give different averages which are known a the Measures of Central Tendency, A measure of Central Tendency gives us a rough idea about where the data points are centered. Mean, Median, Mode, Geometrical mean and Harmonic mean are the commonly used measures of central tendency. Mean (Arithmetic Mean) xy psx, %y ate the set ofr values of a variate, then the arithmetic mean (or simply mean) is given by Ry txptxa tito n ‘Measures of Dispersion “Two distributions may have the same mean and same total frequency, yet they may differ in the extent to which the individual values may be spread about the average. The magnitude Of such a variation is called dispersion. Dispersion is the degree of scattering or variatior of the variable about the central value. Range, Quartile deviation, Mean deviation anc Standard deviation are the important measures of dispersion. ‘Standard Deviation (S.D.) ‘The most important and the most powerful measure of dispersion is the standarv deviation (S.D.). It is generally denoted by a. It is computed as the square root of the meat of the squares of the differences of the variate values from their mean, ‘Thus, the Standard Deviation (S.D.) is given by the formula. @ scanned with OKEN ScannerDd 2) Dr. AIAYKUMAR AR. wher is i here N is the total frequency ¥ fi Note: Th he square of the standard deviation is known as the Varianes es, ice., when the changes in one CORRELATION mndent variabl is called correlation. Such a data . a simultaneous variation of two indeper ee are associated or followed by changes inthe other, i ecting two variables is called bivariate population. Examples: Marks of individuals in two su Height and weight of individuals Rainfall and yield of crops Tf'an increase (or decrease) in the decrease) in the other, the correlation eight and weight, rainfall and yield of crops are in the values of one variable corresponds to a deer the correlation is said to be negative ‘odity and the decreas ibjects alues of one variable corresponds £0 22 increase (oF is said to be positive. positively correlated. cease (OF Example: H Ian increase (oF decrease) increase) in the other, he price of a comm f¢ in its demand leads t0 they are said to be 4 between the variables, Example: Increase in 4 negative correlation Note: If there is 0 relationship indicate jndependent oF uncorrelated. Marks of individuals in 60 subjects are uncorrelated exampl relation (known FICIENT O) cal measure of col ficient of corre J CORRELATION the coefficient of ¢0! lation is calle fined by the relation dis de! rel COE! Jation) an @ scanned with OKEN Scannerbr, AIAYKUMAR AR deviation from the mean &, deviation from the mean F, 2Y and n is the number of values o [1-9 — standard deviation of x, standard deviation of y the two variables. Note: 1) The coefficient of correlation r numerically That is, -1 <7 <1. does not exceed unity 2) Ifr = +1, then the correlation is perfect and positive. Ifr = =1, then the correlation is perfect and negative. Ifr =O, then there is no correlation between the variables. 3) The alternative formula for the correlation coefficient is n(ixy)-(ENEy) (ne*)-29?)x[ner4)-er"] Regression Regression is an estimation of one independent variable in terms of the other. If x & y are correlated, the best fitting straight line in the least square sense gives reasonably a good. relation between x & y. The line of best fit the form y = a + bx (x being the independent variable) is called the regression line of on x and is given by (7-9) = Dyx(x — that is, ¥ x Where X =x-3,¥=y-y,2=2% y= 22 and by, = =“ = regressi icie yx = 57 = Fegression coefficient of y on x. @ scanned with OKEN ScannerDr. AIAYKUMAR AR O-9) =H) bye = The line of best fit of the form x = a + by (y being the independent variable) is called the regression line of x on y and is given by . per (&—%) = byy(y J), thats, X = Fz yeali gilt Where X =x-3,¥=y-J,¥= y= 2 and Dyy > regression coefficient of x on y. (- 3) = 27), Dye = FS Note: 1) The correlation coefficient r is the geometric mean of the regression coefficients. That is, r= +/ByyByy The sign of r will be positive or negative according as the regression coefficients are both positive or both negative. 2) The point (@, 3) lies on both the regression lines. 3) The slope of the regression line of y on x is by and the slope of the regression line of x on Vis byy. RANK OF CORRELATION ‘Spearman’s rank correlation ‘The Spearman’s correlation coefficient is defined as the Pearson correlation coefficient between the rank variables, and it will be denoted by the symbol p (row). Suppose ‘x’ and ‘y’ are two variables, let Ry and R,, are the ranks of variable x and y respectively, and d; = Ry, ~ Ry, be the difference of the ranks then Spearman rank correlation is given by @ scanned with OKEN ScannerFromiems on Coereiatront pe rerenT Fad the Covrelahon coefgrcted ee fee foloet lew, BC 1 3 a Here, nes. a] 3 s| 3 H. TE, wat stnrs, ig > [223] Ss Ys ZY. atest 3e8tt_ ar oy fyes j= EY. 3 ao fies) We Conshraud ates. folldcing dable. xe | yr xN W 4 6 ! C o 3 13 } “2 ° 4 o 4 18 ' 3 ! 9 3 Sot a a H 4 4 ar 7 Ixts [Lys |rxys | . tO | a6 Lis ey Ws ey VERS ce Gey ca) 13 260 the forrelehon co-efficient a gen by (3 (62H ST = 0.80 92 sq nq se 33 a1 1° 6% 3a gy qq 68 8S SH 32 Nea SiGe sco ols kkse n=to zx, 750 [z- as) - ZY. 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