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Agenda


1)  Use Case reminder.

2)  Where  we are on our road map. 

3)  Open Action Items

4 ) JIRA Issues Review

 https://jira.edmcouncil.org/browse/IND/?selectedTab=com.atlassian.jira.jira-projects-plugin:issues-panel

5)  Todays content discussion.


            UML

            Spreadsheet

            Protégé

6)  For next week.

Proceedings

No slides today – discussed statistical datatypes, after a working session between Dan and Elisa yesterday on this:  

  1. Finite population – a population for which it is possible to count its units
  2. Mean – the average of a set of numbers
    1. Arithmetic mean - (Lucy)
    2. Geometric mean - (Lucy) 
  3. Total – sum of the values for some characteristic of all units
  4. Index – the change in some aggregate relative to the value of the aggregate at a reference period (Best to ask Lucy)
  5. Ratio – result of dividing one measure by another
  6. Statistical datatype families:
    1. Nominal – unordered named categories
    2. Ordinal – nominal categories that are ordered
    3. Interval – quantitative data where differences between values are meaningful
    4. Ratio – interval data where a value of zero means absence of the quantity measured
  7. Unit of measure – a definite magnitude, established by convention, and used as a standard for measurement (modified from Wikipedia)

Based on an sample vs. based on a census – property of statistical measure.  Populations are usually finite at the point in time (reference period) when they are defined (need to add this as well).  If a statistical measure is based on a sample, then a statistical measure of the target population during a reference period is an estimate. On a census then it's the best value for that time period ... actual? census count?  Then calculate variation with respect to the count ... sample approach has sampling error with a census approach does not have, but there is measurement error in both cases (which is why you would say that they are both estimates) – there is error in capturing the information regardless ... non-sampling errors.

Need a definition of error, sampling error, bias, total survey error, ... Dan will send definitions of kinds of errors.


Decisions


Action items

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