Statistic Assignment

STAT 509 Lab 1 Assignment

Instructions:

1. Due Date

· April 14 @ 11:50pm

2. Assignment submission:

· When you submit an electronic file (assignment) you must use the following format: This is for: LAST NAME (in upper case), your first name, the course code, activity/assignment number and file format

· For example: SMITHJohn-STAT509-A1.doc.

Assignment:

Following is the dictionary for a data set. The data collected on a number of people from Cornwall, Ontario, Canada who attended a lifestyle intervention program (Coronary Health Improvement Project, or better known as CHIP) consisting of a series of lectures and personal counseling sessions every day for a five day period. This data set consists of a number of demographic and clinical variables. In order for data to be easily analyzed it must first be entered into a computer data base.

· Create the Lifestyle dataset for the variables below:

Id	Age	Sex	Exercise	Smoke	Frame	Weight	Sysbp	Glucose
1	45	2	1	2	2	153	124	5.10
2	46	1	3	2	2	143	92	5.30
3	81	1	1	2	3	180	150	4.80
4	34	2	4	2	2	148	104	5.00
5	56	2	1	2	3	258	130	5.20
6	60	1	3	2	2	160	124	4.90
7	37	1	4	2	2	152	110	5.60
8	52	2	1	2	3	166	100	4.80
9	31	2	1	2	3	181	124	5.80
10	53	2	3	2	2	145	140	5.40
11	53	1	1	2	3	215	130	5.90
12	38	1	1	2	3	233	124	6.10
13	50	2	3	2	2	129	138	5.00
14	53	1	2	2	3	186	104	5.50
15	46	2	3	2	2	146	108	5.00
16	54	1	3	2	3	253	144	5.50
17	62	2	1	2	3	186	140	6.50
18	42	2	1	2	2	126	104	5.00
19	65	1	1	2	3	199	138	9.80
20	74	1	4	2	2	172	136	4.90

In Table 1.1 summarize the lifestyle data using the most appropriate measure?

Table 1.1

Variable	Mean ± SD	Median (Range)	N (%)
Age
Gender
Exercise
Smoke
Frame
Weight
Sysbp
Glucose

a) To Obtain Descriptive Statistics for the Quantitative Variables (Mean or Median)

· From the menus choose:

Analyze-Descriptive Statistics-Frequencies -Select the quantitative variables-Click Statistics for descriptive statistics for quantitative variables and select mean, median, standard deviation, and range-Click continue then OK

b) To Obtain Histograms

· From the menus choose:

Analyze-Descriptive Statistics-Frequencies -Enter Appropriate Variables-Click Chart-Select Histograms-Check Display Normal Curve box-Continue then OK

b) To complete Table 1.1 for the qualitative variables, use frequency tables:

· From the menus choose:

Analyze-Descriptive Statistics-Frequencies ...and make sure the frequency tables item is checked

Construct a pie chart for each of the following variables:

· Gender

· Body Frame Size

a) To Obtain Pie Charts for Frequencies

· From the menus choose:

Analyze-Descriptive Statistics-FrequenciesCharts and select the specific chart typeContinue then OK

Please note: Submit completed Table 1.1 and the two pie charts