Hypothesis Testing 9.1

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Uploaded by on Nov 1, 2007

This video describes the differences between one tailed and two tailed hypothesis tests.

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  • @racastilho I'm mad late.. But one has to know how to differentiate between type I and II errors.

  • There are two things that really confuse me:

    1) If the result of the testing is either to accept or reject the null hypothesis, why should the alternative hypothesis matter? The conclusion is always in relation to the null hypothesis, not?

    2) Given the the mu is real number, the chance of it being EXACTLY any number is infinitesimal... I think one should always reject the hypothesis that mu is any given EXACT number (unless we know the population, of course)!

    If someone can clarify...Thanks!

  • It is short ,but it is very helpful for me . So brief but explicit .wonderful.

  • I had an irritating little question that this answered - thank you!

  • well explained

  • thank you so much. you have helped so much

  • dont like the fact i can hear ur spit yuk

  • A million thanks!

  • Thank you for posting this helpful video. I'm currently taking an online Statistics course through my local college, and this video is very helpful.

  • Thanks, it help me to understand better.

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