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Alpha {number}
number has to be below to accept null hypothesis?
if number above is to reject null hypothesis?
number compared with P - Value of Data Analysis |
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preposition to be tested;
the hypothesis under investigation
no theory
no statistical difference
"there's no statistical difference between mean set 1 and mean set 2."
do not use "increase" or "decrease" in terminology
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analysis difference in multiple statistics.
key phrase: statistic - significant - difference
t - Test null - hypothesis analysis of 2 data to figure out if need improvement or no improvement.
Ex: ANOVA Tests bike racks on campus to see if each racks show significant distance from rack to destination. If 1 rack is too far from destination, then there's needs to have readjustment of rack to make it closer to destination. |
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distribution of occuring with 2 modes
means of # started high, but fall in middle and then high again, not good means = no # nothing in middle |
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Select Test Method
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Ex: Paired/Unpaired t - Test |
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P - Value of t - Test: 0.152
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there are equal means from any data sets
Ex: Column 1 = Column 2 |
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P - Value of t - Test: 0.261
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We reject the null - hypothesis;
since there are no statistical signficant differences of the means between 2 data sets. |
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P - Value of t - Test: 0.038
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There are still statistical differences.
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same place
before and after of the 2 sets |
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different places
2 different groups
EX: AZ & CA |
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directional hypothesis looks at one end use either "increase" or "decrease" |
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non - directional hypothesis of any differences
between A & B
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"t - critical"
one - tail & two - tail |
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T - statistical measure of difference of A & B |
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Fail to reject the null - hypothesis
means?... |
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Correlation
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prediction & more details of data (extent X - axis)
testing for relationship NOT differences
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X - input = independent
Y - input = Applicant (dependent) |
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correlation [strength not slope] co-efficient between the percentage of variation between the data |
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R Squared (Multiple R)
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co - efficient determination
percentage explain by model
"variation is R Squared"
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Adjusted R Squared
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the correlation of R squared and Adjusted R Squared
closer to the line the better |
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Significant F
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Statistical significant relationship between A & B |
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P - Value of Significant F = 3.68936 E - 06
{Terminology Example}
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(higher than 0.05)
There is NOT statistical significant relationship between income and median house price.
We reject the null - hypothesis. |
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Using "Regression" Data Analysis
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- P - Value NEEDS to be BELOW 0.05 of Significant F
- If above = no SSR = not valid = reject null
- If below = there IS SSR between dependent & independetn variables
- Terminology Example:
- For every point goes up, the student quality goes up by 1(X-input/indepedent) as well
Note: 4.68E-15 of P - Value is very low (bad)
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Relationship
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