Informal Inference
Chris Wild’s second talk on informal statistical inference given at Statistics Teachers’ Day, Tāmaki Campus, University of Auckland on 25 November 2008. This talk differs from the previous version only in that the animations were redone and several new types of animation were added, including a way of representing box plots in repeated sampling that retains a memory of all of the box plots that have gone before.
- Chris Wild’s second talk (46 mins, streams through browser, requires Flash plugin)
- Animations of sampling variability used inside the talk (3 Mb zip file)
- Slides (1 Mb pdf file)
- Handout 1: Informal Inference Diagrams (700 Kb pdf file)
- Handout 2: A teacher’s guide to informal comparative reasoning by Pfannkuch, Wild, Horton and Regan (240 Kb pdf file)
Chris Wild’s first talk on informal statistical inference given to the Auckland Mathematical Association on 14 June 2008.
- Chris Wild’s talk (50 mins, streams through browser, requires Flash plugin)
- Demonstrations of sampling variability used inside the talk:
- barchart of travel mode (as Flash or Windows Media)
- boxplot of heights (as Flash or Windows Media)
- Slides (1 Mb pdf file)
- Handout 1: Informal Inference Diagrams (700 Kb pdf file)
- Handout 2: A teacher’s guide to informal comparative reasoning by Pfannkuch, Wild, Horton and Regan (240 Kb pdf file)





