Statistical Inference: Confidence Intervals
Estimating population parameters
What You'll Learn in Statistical Inference: Confidence Intervals
Estimating population parameters
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Topics Covered
- Sampling Distributions — Understand sampling distributions and the variability of sample statistics.
- Central Limit Theorem — Apply the Central Limit Theorem to approximate sampling distributions as Normal.
- Confidence Intervals for Proportions — Construct and interpret confidence intervals for a population proportion.
- Confidence Intervals for Means — Construct and interpret confidence intervals for a population mean using the t-distribution.
- Interpreting Confidence Intervals — Correctly interpret confidence intervals and understand confidence level meaning.
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All Topics in Statistical Inference: Confidence Intervals
Sampling Distributions
Understand sampling distributions and the variability of sample statistics.
Central Limit Theorem
Apply the Central Limit Theorem to approximate sampling distributions as Normal.
Confidence Intervals for Proportions
Construct and interpret confidence intervals for a population proportion.
Confidence Intervals for Means
Construct and interpret confidence intervals for a population mean using the t-distribution.
Interpreting Confidence Intervals
Correctly interpret confidence intervals and understand confidence level meaning.