First we will define the problems, and then we will see some interesting examples. Type I error is when you reject a true null hypothesis and is the more serious error. It is also called ‘a false positive’.
Type I error vs Type II error
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First we will define the problems, and then we will see some interesting examples. Type I error is when you reject a true null hypothesis and is the more serious error. It is also called ‘a false positive’.
Type I error vs Type II error
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grams grams so that is going to be the null so that is going to be the null
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now the next thing that we need to do is now the next thing that we need to do is write the null and alternative write the null and alternative
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a different p-value. Our p-value of 0.001 tells us that we reject the null that the mean number of bees per square mile is 15,000.
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and inflexible demands of the weekend and inflexible demands of the weekend are null on Thursday. Eight, it was are null on Thursday. Eight, it was
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remember that is how unusual your data remember that is how unusual your data would be if the null hypothesis were would be if the null hypothesis were
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