Introduction to Statistical Table Tabulation at Bihar Veterinary College, Patna
UNIT-I
Statistical Table
Statistical Table
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Tabulation may be defined systematic arrangement of data in
Tabulation may be defined systematic arrangement of data in
columns and rows.
columns and rows.
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A statistical table is the logical listing of related quantitative data
A statistical table is the logical listing of related quantitative data
in vertical columns and horizontal rows of numbers with
in vertical columns and horizontal rows of numbers with
sufficient explanatory, qualifying words, phrases and statements
sufficient explanatory, qualifying words, phrases and statements
in the form of titles, heading and notes to make clear the full
in the form of titles, heading and notes to make clear the full
meaning of data and their origin.
meaning of data and their origin.
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Tabulation is the final stage in collection and compilation of the
Tabulation is the final stage in collection and compilation of the
data and forms the gateway for further statistical analysis and
data and forms the gateway for further statistical analysis and
interpretations.
interpretations.
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Tabulation make the data comprehensible and facilitates
Tabulation make the data comprehensible and facilitates
comparisons and the work for further statistical analysis.
comparisons and the work for further statistical analysis.
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Table No.: - Easy identification and future reference
Table No.: - Easy identification and future reference
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Title: - It includes (i) nature of data (ii) time span of data (iii) its
Title: - It includes (i) nature of data (ii) time span of data (iii) its
geographical locations
geographical locations
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Head notes or prefatory notes
Head notes or prefatory notes
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Captions: - It refers to headings of vertical columns or sub columns
Captions: - It refers to headings of vertical columns or sub columns
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Stubs: - It refers to headings of rows or sub rows
Stubs: - It refers to headings of rows or sub rows
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Body of the table: - It contains data which are arranged as per
Body of the table: - It contains data which are arranged as per
captions and stubs.
captions and stubs.
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Foot note: - It anything is unexplained anywhere else in table
Foot note: - It anything is unexplained anywhere else in table
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Source note – it secondary data is used
Source note – it secondary data is used
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Table no.
Table no.
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Title
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Head Note: - Eq units of measurements etc.
Head Note: - Eq units of measurements etc.
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Foot note:
Foot note:
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To simplify complex data
To simplify complex data
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To facilitate comparisons
To facilitate comparisons
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To economise space
To economise space
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To depict trend and pattern of data
To depict trend and pattern of data
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To help reference – as source for future study
To help reference – as source for future study
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To facilitate statistical analysis
To facilitate statistical analysis
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Table should be simple and compact and readily
Table should be simple and compact and readily
comprehensive.
comprehensive.
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It should be complete and self-explanatory.
It should be complete and self-explanatory.
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It should have an attractive get up.
It should have an attractive get up.
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Classification in data should be in proper way.
Classification in data should be in proper way.
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On the basis of originality of data
On the basis of originality of data
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Primary table
Primary table
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Derived table
Derived table
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On the basis of coverage
On the basis of coverage
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Simple table – data is classified with respect to single
Simple table – data is classified with respect to single
characteristics. It gives information about one or more
characteristics. It gives information about one or more
groups of independent questions.
groups of independent questions.
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Complex tabulation: - It shows the division of data in two or
Complex tabulation: - It shows the division of data in two or
more categories and is meant to give information about one
more categories and is meant to give information about one
or more sets of inter related questions.
or more sets of inter related questions.
Thanking You
A statistical table is a systematic arrangement of data that organizes quantitative information for easy comprehension and comparison. It plays a crucial role in data analysis and interpretation, providing a clear representation of data through columns, rows, captions, stubs, and footnotes. Learn about the parts of a table, objectives of classification, requisites of good tables, types of tables, and more. Explore the significance of tabulation in simplifying complex data, facilitating comparisons, economizing space, and aiding statistical analysis for effective decision-making.
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BIHAR ANIMAL SCIENCES UNIVERSITY, PATNA, BIHAR Bihar Veterinary College, Patna UNIT-I Statistical Table Speaker: Ramesh Kumar Singh Assistant Professor cum Jr. Scientist Division of Animal Genetics and Breeding Bihar Veterinary College, Patna
Statistical Table Tabulation may be defined systematic arrangement of data in columns and rows. A statistical table is the logical listing of related quantitative data in vertical columns and horizontal rows of numbers with sufficient explanatory, qualifying words, phrases and statements in the form of titles, heading and notes to make clear the full meaning of data and their origin. Tabulation is the final stage in collection and compilation of the data and forms the gateway for further statistical analysis and interpretations. Tabulation make the data comprehensible and facilitates comparisons and the work for further statistical analysis.
Parts of Table Table No.: - Easy identification and future reference Title: - It includes (i) nature of data (ii) time span of data (iii) its geographical locations Head notes or prefatory notes Captions: - It refers to headings of vertical columns or sub columns Stubs: - It refers to headings of rows or sub rows Body of the table: - It contains data which are arranged as per captions and stubs. Foot note: - It anything is unexplained anywhere else in table Source note it secondary data is used
Typical Table Table no. Title Head Note: - Eq units of measurements etc. Stub Heading Caption Total Column Column Column Stub Entries Total Foot note:
Objectives of classification To simplify complex data To facilitate comparisons To economise space To depict trend and pattern of data To help reference as source for future study To facilitate statistical analysis
Requisites of good tables: - Table comprehensive. It should be complete and self-explanatory. It should have an attractive get up. Classification in data should be in proper way. should be simple and compact and readily
Types of table On the basis of originality of data Primary table Derived table On the basis of coverage Simple table data is classified with respect to single characteristics. It gives information about one or more groups of independent questions. Complex tabulation: - It shows the division of data in two or more categories and is meant to give information about one or more sets of inter related questions.
