STATISTC 111 Lecture Notes - Lecture 23: Odds Ratio, Null Hypothesis, Confidence Interval
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46 variables are independent the the odds ratio is l risk. 0. 8091 a parameter alternative hypothesis_there is a difference in risk the variables are got the odds ratio is net equal independent to l. X 2 3. 84 p 7. 05 evidence to p 0. 05 fail to reject hypothesis don"t have enoug a significant difference show theres. Chapter 22 hypothesis testing test of a claim about. 1 state a null hypothesis and an alternative a parameter hypothesis based on the claim null hypothesis statement of equality alternative hypothesis statement of inequality. I a also choose a significance level significance level probability cutoff value. 2 get a sample take measurements and summarize then in a statistic called a test statistic. 3 determine the probability of getting a test statistic at least as extreme as the one you got in step 2 assuming the null hypothesis is true find the p value. 4 state the decision and write a conclusion.