Hypothesis Testing
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Clues
- A single value given as an estimate of a parameter of a population. (5, 8)
- Another name for the critical region (9, 6)
- It is a positive claim about a parameter. (Ho) (4, 10)
- It is a sample measure that is tested. (4, 9)
- It is the process of using sample measures to draw conclusions about population parameter. (10, 7)
- The boundary or value of rejection region (8, 5)
- The function which gives the probability of a Type 2 error occurring for a range of values for the alternative hypothesis (5, 2, 3, 4)
- The level for the probability of rejecting (Ho) (12, 5)
- The region containing all observations for which (Ho) fails to be rejected. (10, 6)
- The rejection region (8, 6)
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