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Ergonomics Lab Report

The Ergonomics Lab Report requires students to analyze three unique dimensions through various statistical methods. Deliverables include histogram analysis, normality tests, measures of central tendency and variation, free-hand sketches, theoretical population percentiles, and regression analysis. The report concludes with recommendations based on the findings from the analyses conducted.

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Ergonomics Lab Report

The Ergonomics Lab Report requires students to analyze three unique dimensions through various statistical methods. Deliverables include histogram analysis, normality tests, measures of central tendency and variation, free-hand sketches, theoretical population percentiles, and regression analysis. The report concludes with recommendations based on the findings from the analyses conducted.

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Ergonomics Lab Report

Each student is assigned three unique dimensions from the table containing 16 dimensions (the one
given in the lab ). The lab report must include the following deliverables:

Part A: Histogram Analysis


For 1 dimension from the given 3 to each student, 3 histograms are required , 1 for males , 1 for
females and 1 for all

Part B: Normality Test


For another 1 dimension from the given 3 to each student , 3 Normality tests are required , 1 for
males , 1 for females and 1 for all

Part C: Measures of Central Tendency and Variation For all dimensions, we calculate:
1. Mean (Average): The sum of values divided by the number of observations.
2. Median: The middle value when data is ordered.
3. Mode: The most frequently occurring value.
4. Variance: The measure of data spread.
5. Standard Deviation: The square root of variance, indicating data dispersion.
6. Range: The difference between the maximum and minimum values.

Part D: Free-Hand Sketch for all dimensions given.


Part E: Theoretical Population Percentiles For the 3 dimensions – Males and Females (6
columns in total ) , theoretical population percentiles (such as the 5th, 50th, and 95th percentiles)
are calculated to understand data dispersion and percentile ranking within the population.

Part F: Regression Analysis : conduct a regression analysis for two selected dimensions:
For females or males: A simple linear regression is performed to understand the
relationship between the two dimensions.
Equation of regression line: Presented in the form Y = aX + b.
Coefficient of determination (R²): Indicates how well one variable predicts the other.
Interpretation of results.

Part G : Conclusion and recommendations

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