Hypothesis Testing Flashcards

(10 cards)

1
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What is H0?

A

Null hypothesis: hypothesis that you assume to be correct.

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2
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Define hypothesis:

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A statement made about the value of the population parameter.

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3
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What does ‘p’ represent?

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The probability and the population parameter you test.

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4
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What is H1?

A

The alternate hypothesis, which tells you about the parameter if your assumption is wrong.

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5
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What is the binomial distribution (as a formula) for a test statistic?

A

B(n,p)

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6
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What is a one-tailed test?

A

Hypothesis test with an alternative hypothesis in the form H1:p…

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What is a two-tailed test?

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Hypothesis test with an alternative hypothesis in the form H1:p≠…

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8
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What is the significance level?

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A given threshold. If the likelihood of less than a given threshold, then you reject the null hypothesis.

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9
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Define a test statistic:

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The result of an experiment, which is used to test a hypothesis about a population, that is calculated from a sample.

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10
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Define a critical region:

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A region of the probability distribution which, if the test statistic falls within it, would cause you to reject the null hypothesis.

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