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    Uso de árboles de decisión para la enseñanza de la estadística inferencial
    (2011) Carlos Valdivieso; Óscar Javier Zambrano Valdivieso; Roberto Valdivieso
    The article shows the usefulness of decision trees to provide students with the choice of appropriate confidence interval, being able to estimate the mean, proportion or population variance or difference of means, proportions or ratio of variances. This choice can be a tough lot, and it depends on many factors, among which are: ●The number of samples to be compared. ●The normality of the populations from samples. ●The size of the samples. ●Knowledge of the population variances. ●The dependence of the samples. ●The equality of population variances. The authors have set 3 decision trees taking into account these factors and other theoretical and empirical considerations: 1. A general tree that helps to establish appropriate confidence interval for the estimate. 2. A tree that is used when we want to estimate the population mean. 3. A useful tree to choose the confidence interval when you want to estimate the mean difference. The  article  describes  the  use  of  decision  trees  with  an  example  to  illustrate  its  ease  of  use,  speed  and  thus  enhance  their  usefulness  in  teaching.  One  of  the  main  virtues  of  the  decision  trees  is  that  they  have  fully  configured  all  the  options  available  to  make  the  estimate.  Compared with other methods of assistance to the election, show the following differences: ●They are easier to use and require less time and space that the flow diagrams. ●Are more complete than the summary tables. This  method  can  be  used  for  other  areas  of  statistics.  On  the  other  hand  the  decision  trees  have  implications  for  use  in  computing,  to  systematize the process of choice, and can be used for configuring a statistical software more friendly than at present.

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