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STATISTICAL RESEARCH AND TRAINING CENTER

J and S Building, 104 Kalayaan Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City

Training Course on
Statistical Analysis with STATA
May 16 - 20, 2011

Introduction to Statistical Analysis


Jose Ramon Toots G. Albert, Ph.D.
Senior Research Fellow, Philippine Institute for Development Studies Past President, Philippine Statistical Association Fellow, Social Weather Stations email: jalbert@mail.pids.gov.ph ; jrgalbert@gmail.com

Agenda

Answering Questions Commonly Used Statistical Methods What is Statistical Analysis?


Descriptive Statistics Inferential Statistics Statistical Models

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Answering Questions
Many times, we need to answer questions:
What is the pattern of poverty in the Philippines? What is the current level of livestock production? How do SMEs operate? Why are the poor poor?

Research entails answering questions with the use of scientific methods


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Answering Questions
The Research Process

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Answering Questions
Types of Research: Qualitative research : based on info from understanding of the behavior of people and institutions, their values, rituals, symbols, beliefs, emotions. Quantitative research: based on info from surveys, experiments, and administrative records.
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Nature of Statistical Analysis


Purposes of Statistical The world before Analysis
analysis The world after analysis

USE DATA to Describe Data collection Explain Predict Make Decisions

Data interpretation

Data organization & preliminary analysis


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I HOPE THIS ISNT STATISTICS

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Statistical analysis

Come on! It cant go


wrong every time...

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Data Description
Collect Data
Present Data
e.g. Survey e.g. Tables and Graphs

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Characterize Data

e.g. Mean

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A Characteristic of a: Population is a Parameter Sample is a Statistic.


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Explaining/ Predicting Relationships

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When explaining relationships with statistical models, we make conclusions and decisions about a large class of data (called a POPULATION) using SAMPLE results. This is called INFERENCE and involves
ESTIMATION HYPOTHESIS TESTING

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Common Stat Methods


Statistical Method / Model
T-test Median-test Binomial-test Chi square goodness of fit test
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Dependent Variables
Quantitative interval Quantitative interval or ordinal categorical (2 categories) categorical

Independent Variables
None (one population) None (one population) None (one population) None (one population)
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Common Stat Methods


Statistical Method Dependent / Model Variables Independent Variables

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2 independent sample One DV (Quantitative One IV with two T-test interval) levels (independent groups) Wilcoxon-Mann Whitney test Chi square goodness of fit test Fishers exact test
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One DV (Quantitative One IV with two interval or ordinal ) levels (independent groups) One DV (categorical) One IV with two levels (independent groups)
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Common Stat Methods


Statistical Method Dependent / Model Variables
Oneway ANOVA

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Independent Variables

One DV (Quantitative One IV with 2 or interval) more levels (independent groups) One DV (Quantitative One IV with 2 or interval or ordinal) more levels (independent groups) One DV(categorical) One IV with 2 or more levels (independent groups)

Kruskall Wallis

Chi square test

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Common Stat Methods


Statistical Method Dependent / Model Variables
Paired t-test

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Independent Variables

One DV (Quantitative One IV with 2 levels interval) (dependent/ matched groups)

Wilcoxon signed rank One DV(Quantitative One IV w/ 2 levels test interval or ordinal ) (dependent/ matched groups)

Mcnemar test

One DV(categorical)

One IV w/ 2 levels (dependent/ matched groups)


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Common Stat Methods


Statistical Method Dependent / Model Variables
one-way repeated measures ANOVA Friedman test

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Independent Variables

One DV (Quantitative One IV w/ 2 or more interval) levels (dep/ matched groups) One DV(Quantitative One IV w/ 2 or more interval or ordinal) levels (dep/ matched groups)

repeated measures logistic regression

One DV(categorical)

One IV w/ 2 or more levels (dep/ matched groups)


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Common Stat Methods


Statistical Method Dependent / Model Variables
factorial ANOVA

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Independent Variables

One DV (Quantitative two or more IVs interval) (independent groups) One DV (categorical) two or more IVs (independent groups)

Factorial logistic regression

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Common Stat Methods


Statistical Dependent Method / Model Variables
Correlation Simple linear regression Nonparametric correlation simple logistic regression One DV (Quantitative interval)

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Independent Variables
One IV

One DV One IV (Quantitative (Quantitative interval or ordinal) interval or ordinal) One DV (Categorical ) One IV

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Common Stat Methods


Statistical Method Dependent / Model Variables
Multiple regression 1 DV (Quantitative interval)

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Independent Variables
1 or more interval IVs and/or 1 or more categorical IVs 1 or more interval IVs and/or 1 or more categorical IVs

Analysis of covariance
multiple logistic regression discriminant analysis 1 DV (Categorical)

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Common Stat Methods


Statistical Dependent Method / Model Variables
Multivariate Regression Multiple Analysis of Covariance (MANCOVA) Multiple Analysis of Variance (MANOVA) Two or More DVs (quantitative interval) Two or More DVs (quantitative interval) Two or More DVs (quantitative interval)

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Independent Variables
Two or more IVs (emphasis on quantitative) Two or more IVs (emphasis on qualitative) Two or more IVs (all qualitative)

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Common Stat Methods


Statistical Method Dependent / Model Variables
Factor Analysis Two or More DVs (all quantitative interval)
Two Sets of Two or More DVs (all quantitative interval)

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Independent Variables
None

Canonical Correlations

None

Generalized Repeated Quantitative variables Two or more IVs Measures Model measured at different (some quantitative points in time some qualitative)
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Training Course on
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May 16 - 20, 2011

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