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Title: Stem


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Stem Leaf Diagrams
  • Representing Data
  • Module S1

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Use a Stem Leaf when
  • data set is relatively small
  • all exact values known, not grouped advantage
    over Histograms.
  • data is in integer or decimal format
  • Want to see Shape of data easily

3
Example
LEAVES
KEY
Frequencies
STEMS
4
Constructing a Stem Leaf
  • Draw Stems
  • Add Leaves
  • Re-order leaves for each stem
  • Frequencies
  • Key
  • Median Quartiles

5
Consider Example
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
5
6
5
2
6
4
1
6
9
2
8
8
6
Reorder Leaves
Key 2 3 means 23
(0) (2) (3) (6) (7) (4) (4) (3) (1)
Frequencies
Modal Group is 50 to 59
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Calculating Median
  • MEDIAN
  • Once data is in order
  • Calculate as the Middle Value

n number of values
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Example of Median
25 26 29 35 38 42 49 57
n 8
Lies half way between central two values
9
Lower Quartile is the ¼ x n th value
Q2 36½
25 26 29 35 38 42 49
57
CLEARLY, we want the value between 26 and 29
BUT this gives us ¼ x 8 th value 2nd value
10
Upper Quartile is the ¾ x n th value
Q2 36½
Q1 27½
25 26 29 35 38 42 49
57
CLEARLY, we want the value between 42 and 49
BUT this gives us ¾ x 8 th value 6th value
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Uneven number of values
25 26 29 35 38 42 49 57 59
n 9
MEDIAN is the 5th value It lies EXACTLY in the
centre of the values
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Lower Quartile
Q2
Q1
25 26 29 35 38 42 49
57 59
SO we round 2¼ to 3 and take 3rd value
The usual method gives ¼ x 9 th value 2¼th value
2¼ is NOT an integer
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Upper Quartile
Q2
Q3
Q1
25 26 29 35 38 42 49
57 59
The usual method gives ¾ x 9 th value 6¾th
value
SO we round 6¾ to 7 and take the 7th value
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In general, for n ordered observations
y1,y2,y3,.,yn
  • Median ½th value
  • If ½(n1) is an Integer
  • Q2 yr
  • If ½(n1) is NOT an Integer
  • Q2 ½(yr yr1)

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Quartiles
  • If ¼n (or ¾n) is an INTEGER
  • Q1 ½(yryr1)
  • Q3 ½(yryr1)
  • If ¼n (or ¾n) is NOT an INTEGER but lies between
    yr and yr 1
  • Q1 yr1
  • Q3 yr1

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Median, Q2
Key 2 3 means 23
(0) (2) (3) (6) (7) (4) (4) (3) (1)
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Lower Quartile, Q1
Key 2 3 means 23
(0) (2) (3) (6) (7) (4) (4) (3) (1)
Q1 ¼ x nth value
7½th 8th value 42
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Upper Quartile, Q3
Key 2 3 means 23
(0) (2) (3) (6) (7) (4) (4) (3) (1)
Q3 ¾ x nth value
22½th 23rd value 71
O
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Comparing Results
Compare Medians On average, Boys scores are
LOWER than Girls scores
Compare IQR Girls scores are LESS VARIED than
Boys scores or Girls scores are more
consistent
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Skew
SYMMETRICAL DISTRIBUTION
Q2 - Q1 Q3 Q2
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POSITIVELY SKEWED DISTRIBUTION
Q2 - Q1 lt Q3 Q2
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NEGATIVELY SKEWED DISTRIBUTION
Q2 - Q1 gt Q3 Q2
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