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    Unit 2

    Hypothesis Testing

    Shahaida P

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    Hypothesis

    Assumptions and suppositions to beproved or disproved

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    Characteristics of hypothesis

    Clear and precise

    Capab

    le of being tested

    State relationship between variables

    Hypothesis should be amenable totesting within a reasonable time

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    Null hypothesis

    Ho

    Ho: =

    Ho=

    100 Example: there is no difference

    between low conservative and highconservative people in there willingness

    to try an innovation

    Customers in Delhi and Mumbai preferthe same brand

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    Alternative hypothesis H1 H

    1

    : { H1

    H1: u H1 H1: e H1 Example: there is difference between

    low conservative and high conservativepeople in there willingness to try aninnovation

    Customers in Delhi and Mumbai do not

    refer the same brand

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    Examples:

    Automobile A as well as automobile Bperforms in all the conditions I.e. urban,semi-urban, and rural roads.

    There is significant positive relationship

    between intelligence quotient and jobperformance.

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    Type I and Type II error

    Rejecting a null hypothesis when it istrue is called a type I error (alpha)

    Value is called level of significance-Pvalue

    Accepting a null hypothesis when it is

    false is called a type II error (beta)

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    Statistical Decisions

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    H0 (true)

    H0 (false)

    Accept H0

    Reject H0

    Correctdecision

    Type I error

    Type II errorCorrect

    decision

    Decision

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    Two tailed and one tailed test

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    Two-Tailed Test of Significance

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    18-13

    One-Tailed Test of Significance

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    18-14

    Probability of Making a Type I

    Error

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    Probability of Making A Type I Error

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    Factors Affecting Probability ofCommitting a FError

    True value of parameter

    Alpha level selected

    One or two-tailed test used

    Sample standard deviation

    Sample size

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    Statistical Testing Procedures

    Obtain criticaltest value

    Interpret thetest

    Stages

    Choosestatistical test

    State nullhypothesis

    Selectlevel ofsignificance

    Computedifference

    value

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    Tests of Significance

    NonparametricParametric

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    Assumptions for Using Parametric Tests

    Independent observations

    Normal distribution

    Equal variances

    Interval or ratio scales

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    How To Select A Test

    How many samples are involved?

    If two or more samples are involved,are the individual cases independent or related?

    Is the measurement scalenominal, ordinal, interval, or ratio?

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    Recommended Statistical Techniques

    Two-Sample Tests____________________________________________

    k-Sample Tests____________________________________________

    Measurement

    Scale One-Sample Case Related Samples

    Independent

    Samples Related Samples

    Independent

    Samples

    Nominal Binomialx2one-sample test

    McNemar Fisher exact testx2two-samples

    test

    Cochran Q x2

    forksamples

    Ordinal Kolmogorov-Smirnov

    one-sample test

    Runs test

    Sign test

    Wilcoxon

    matched-pairs

    test

    Median test

    Mann-Whitney U

    Kolmogorov-

    SmirnovWald-Wolfowitz

    Friedman two-

    way ANOVA

    Median

    extension

    Kruskal-Wallis

    one-way ANOVA

    Interval and

    Ratio

    t-test

    Ztest

    t-test for paired

    samples

    t-test

    Ztest

    Repeated-

    measures ANOVA

    One-way

    ANOVA

    n-way ANOVA

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    Parametric Tests

    t-testZ-test

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    Non Parametric Tests

    Chi square test

    N

    ominaldata


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