1 Inference for the difference between two population means µ1 − µ2
... • Compare the resting pulse and pulse after exercise. To control for all other influences, you take both measurements for every individual resulting in two samples (before and after exercise). We are interested in the difference in the population means µd = µ1 − µ2 . For statistical inference the di ...
... • Compare the resting pulse and pulse after exercise. To control for all other influences, you take both measurements for every individual resulting in two samples (before and after exercise). We are interested in the difference in the population means µd = µ1 − µ2 . For statistical inference the di ...
Chapter 5 - hypothesis
... some way, from the value given in the null hypothesis. The rejection of the null hypothesis will imply the acceptance of this alternative hypothesis. Test Statistic: It is a function of the sample data on which the decision is to be ...
... some way, from the value given in the null hypothesis. The rejection of the null hypothesis will imply the acceptance of this alternative hypothesis. Test Statistic: It is a function of the sample data on which the decision is to be ...
Reviews
... Words/Phrases you should know: Statistics Sampling error The process of statistics Non-sampling error (8 types discussed in class) Qualitative variable Double-blind Quantitative variable Types of experiments Discrete variable 1. Completely randomized design Continuous variable 2. ...
... Words/Phrases you should know: Statistics Sampling error The process of statistics Non-sampling error (8 types discussed in class) Qualitative variable Double-blind Quantitative variable Types of experiments Discrete variable 1. Completely randomized design Continuous variable 2. ...