Uncertainty and Errors in Hypothesis Testing
... the ubiquity of uncertainty. Because we can never know the “truth” independent of our research, we can never be certain of our conclusions. Thus, when you decide to reject H0, you need to be aware that H0 could really be false, in which case you have made a correct rejection. It’s also possible, how ...
... the ubiquity of uncertainty. Because we can never know the “truth” independent of our research, we can never be certain of our conclusions. Thus, when you decide to reject H0, you need to be aware that H0 could really be false, in which case you have made a correct rejection. It’s also possible, how ...
NZQA registered unit standard 1124 version 5 Page 1 of 5 Title Use
... which are assessing against unit standards must engage with the moderation system that applies to those standards. Requirements for consent to assess and an outline of the moderation system that applies to this standard are outlined in the Consent and Moderation Requirements (CMRs). The CMR also inc ...
... which are assessing against unit standards must engage with the moderation system that applies to those standards. Requirements for consent to assess and an outline of the moderation system that applies to this standard are outlined in the Consent and Moderation Requirements (CMRs). The CMR also inc ...
113 - uwcentre
... the sample variance that was placed in the numerator of the F-test statistic. In our case, n = 9, so the degrees of freedom is 9-1 = 8 for the numerator. The degrees of freedom down the side in the F-table is n-1 where n corresponds to the sample size for the sample variance in the denominator of th ...
... the sample variance that was placed in the numerator of the F-test statistic. In our case, n = 9, so the degrees of freedom is 9-1 = 8 for the numerator. The degrees of freedom down the side in the F-table is n-1 where n corresponds to the sample size for the sample variance in the denominator of th ...
Physics 116C The Distribution of the Sum of Random Variables
... In other words, if the distribution of the individual data points is Gaussian, the distribution of the sum is also Gaussian with mean and standard deviation given by Eq. (9). We now come to an important theorem, the central limit theorem, which will be derived in the handout “Proof of the central li ...
... In other words, if the distribution of the individual data points is Gaussian, the distribution of the sum is also Gaussian with mean and standard deviation given by Eq. (9). We now come to an important theorem, the central limit theorem, which will be derived in the handout “Proof of the central li ...
ICE CREAM PROBLEM – IS THE MACHINE OUT OF ADJUSTMENT
... an indication that a sample mean of 64.21 is very likely to happen when mu is 64 ounces. A sample mean of 64.21 is not statistically significant (at any alpha level). There is not good evidence that the machine is putting into the cartons on average, an amount of ice cream different than 64 ounces. ...
... an indication that a sample mean of 64.21 is very likely to happen when mu is 64 ounces. A sample mean of 64.21 is not statistically significant (at any alpha level). There is not good evidence that the machine is putting into the cartons on average, an amount of ice cream different than 64 ounces. ...
