small samples
small samples
Scientific Method. It is common to have the limited criterion that it is the same
highlight when a certain amount of data has been collected and
pretend to analyze them to reach the necessary deductions
THE HYPOTHESES
THE SAMPLES
They are obtained with the intention of inferring properties of the entire population,
for which they must be representative of it (a representative sample must
technically called random sample). To meet this feature, the
the inclusion of subjects in the sample must follow a sampling technique. In such
cases, similar information to that of a thorough study can be obtained through
greater speed and lower cost.
On the other hand, sometimes sampling can be more accurate than the study of
the entire population because handling a smaller amount of data also generates
fewer errors in their handling. In any case, the set of individuals of
the sample consists of the subjects actually studied.
The number of subjects that make up the sample is usually quite lower than the
total population, although large enough for the estimation of the
determined parameters have an adequate level of confidence.
STUDENT'S T DISTRIBUTION
The purpose of the hypothesis test is not to question the calculated value of the
statistical (sample), but rather to make a judgment regarding the difference between
sample statistic and a proposed value of the parameter.
SAMPLES SMALL
The small sample theory is also called the exact sampling theory,
since we can also use it with large random samples.
Small samples are used when the distribution from which the sample comes
have normal behavior, when the sample sizes were
greater than or equal to 30. ... A distinction is made between cases of known and
unknown when calculating confidence interval estimates.
A sample that is too large will result in the loss of valuable resources such as
time and money, while a small sample may not provide
reliable information.
The size of the sample can be:
Adequate: It refers to the fact that the sample size must be obtained.
mediante un análisis que permite resultados como disminuir el margen de error.