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| The science of collecting, organizing, analyzing and interperting data. |
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| values that the variables can assume (measurements of observation). |
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| Describe a situation; summarizes the important concepts of the data |
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| Generalizes, make predictions, inferences based on the summarization of the description |
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| The collection of ALL outcomes of the interest. |
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| a numerical description of the population. |
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| a numerical description of a sample |
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consists of labels or non numerical data.
Examples: Hair Color, Telephone Numbers |
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numerical measurments of counts (average something)
Examples: Salaries, Height, Unemployment |
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| finite number of outcomes (count) |
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| uncountable number of outcomes (measurable) |
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