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Statistical hypothesis test (in which the test statistic follows a continuous probability distribution that arises when estimating the mean of a normally distributed population in situations where the sample size is small and population standard deviation is unknown, if the null hypothesis is supported)

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  • The t-value for the trend coefficient is only 1.24, which is not 95% significant even for i.i.d. and there is lots of autocorrelation here.
  • Both showed positive correlations, one with a t-value of 2.3, one with a t-value of 1.5.
  • A t-value is a score taken from the t-distribution, which is an approximation of the normal distribution used when a smaller sample size produces non-normality.
  • We would construct our confidence interval by taking x-bar and then adding, and subtracting, the value of the product of SDm and a t-value corresponding to our desired...
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