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Methodology 6
Presented by Dr Sarmistha Das
Time Horizon
Cross-sectional studies
Snapshot of constructs at a single point in
time
Use of representative sample
Multiple cross-sectional studies
Constructs measured at multiple points in
time
Use of different sample
Longitudinal studies
Constructs measured at multiple points in
time
Use of same sample = a true panel
when
sample
size
Standard Error
Infinite
population
size-----
Finite
population
size----Standard
Error =
Standard Error =
/n
N n
N 1
Statistical Inference
Estimation--- estimation of
population parameter on the basis of
sample statistic.
Testing of hypotheses
Estimation
Point estimate
Interval estimate
Point Estimate
Sample statistic that is used to estimate
the population parameter.
Single number that is used to estimate an
unknown population.
Estimator, Estimates
populatio
n
Population
parameter
to be
estimated
Estimator
(sample
statistic we use
to estimate a
population
parameter)
Estimate
( specific
observed
value of the
statistic)
Custome
r
satisfact
ion
survey
of the
custome
rs of
Vodafon
Service of
vodafone is
best in
quality
Mean Opinion of
every fifth
customer of the
customer data
base
2.85
Point Estimation
Point estimate based on representativeness of
the sample--------------It is either right or wrong.
It is different for different samples drawn from
the same population.
Necessary to estimate population parameter in a
range.
methods
Maximum likelihood
Least square
method of moment
Interval Estimate
Marketing Manager says, Mean opinion
of the customer lies between 2 to 3.
Range of values used to estimate a population
parameter with some degree of confidence
that the parameter will fall in that range.
derive an interval that is expected to include
the true value of the parameter with the
desired level of confidence
X z
Finite Population
Confidence interval for estimating population mean
N n
N n
X Z
X Z
2 n N 1
2 n N 1
X is the sample mean, n is sample size,
is population SD,
is the area under the normal curve
which is outside the cinfidence interval, is the one tailed area
2
under the normal curve which is outside the confidence interval.
X Z 2
n
X Z
X Z
2 n
2 n
X is the sample mean, n is sample size,
is population SD,
is the area under the normal curve
which is outside the cinfidence interval,
2
under the normal curve which is outside the confidence interval.
Unbiasedness
Consistency,
Efficiency,
sufficiency