Hypothesis Testing Flashcards
What is a test statistic?
What is the null hypothesis?
What is the alternate hypothesis?
A single observation is taken from a binomial distribution B( 6, p). The observation is used to test Ho: p = 0.35 against H1:p is bigger than 0.35.
a. Using a 5 per cent significance level, find the critical region for this test.
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A single observation is taken from a binomial distribution B( 6, p). The observation is used to test Ho: p = 0.35 against H1:p is bigger than 0.35.
b. State the actual significance level of this test.
2.23 per cent
The standard treatment for a particular disease has a 2/5 probability of success. A researcher has produced a new drug which has been successful with 11 out of 20 patients. He claims the new drug is more effective than the standard treatment. Test at a 5% significance level, the claim made by the researcher.
- The test statistic is the number of patients in the trial for how the drug was successful. The parameter was the probability of success for each patient.
- Model
- null and alternative hypothesis.
- Calculate the probability of 11/20 being successful and find the significance level for that.
- Compare the significance level and write a conclusion.
In Enrico’s restaurant, the ratio of non-vegetarian to vegetarian means is found to be 2 to 1. In Manuel’s restaurant in a random sample of 10 people ordering meals, 1 ordered the vegetarian meal. Using a 5% significance level test whether the proportion of people eating a vegetarian meal is different in both those restaurants.
- Name the test statisstic and parmater.
- Hypothesis and model.
- Test wether the probability is less than one and compare the significance levels.