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Module-03-Assignment-using Python

This document discusses using Python to calculate measures of skewness, kurtosis, and draw inferences for different datasets. For a cars speed and distance dataset, the speed values were found to have a negative skewness and flat distribution with thin tails, while the distance values had a positive skewness and distribution concentrated on the left side. For a top speed and weight dataset, top speed had a positive skewness and peaked distribution with thick tails, while weight had a negative skewness and peaked distribution with thick tails.

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Module-03-Assignment-using Python

This document discusses using Python to calculate measures of skewness, kurtosis, and draw inferences for different datasets. For a cars speed and distance dataset, the speed values were found to have a negative skewness and flat distribution with thin tails, while the distance values had a positive skewness and distribution concentrated on the left side. For a top speed and weight dataset, top speed had a positive skewness and peaked distribution with thick tails, while weight had a negative skewness and peaked distribution with thick tails.

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Name: Suresh

Basic Statistics (Module -3) (Using


Python)

Q1) Calculate Skewness, Kurtosis & draw inferences on the following data
a. Cars speed and distance

Sol:- Using Python


skewness(speed) = -0.117509 (Negative Skew)
kurtosis (speed) = -0.50899 (distribution is flat and has thin tails.)

skewness(dist) = 0.80689(Positive Skew) (The right tail is longer; the mass of the distribution
is concentrated on the left of the figure.)

kurtosis (dist)= 0.40505 (distribution is peaked and possess thick tails)


b. Top Speed (SP) and Weight (WT)

Sol:-
skewness(SP) = 1.61145 (Positive Skew) (The right tail is longer; the mass of the distribution
is concentrated on the left of the figure.)

kurtosis(SP)= 2.97732 (distribution is peaked and possess thick tails)

skewness(WT)= -0.61475 (Negative skew)

kurtosis(WT) = 0.950291 (distribution is peaked and possess thick tails)

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