Traditional Statistical Inference
Read It: Summary of Traditional Statistical Inference
Recall from earlier in the lesson, you used the z* values and the z-statistics to calculate confidence intervals and p-values. You can also use those values to make conclusions from each of the hypothesis tests that we covered in Lesson 5. Below is a table that outlines how to fond the standard error, confidence interverals, and p-value for each of the hypothesis tests using the z-related formlas.
Table showing the forumlae needed to calculate the standard error, confidence interval, and p-value for each hypothesis test discussed in Lesson 5.
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Single Proportion
- Sample Statistic:
- Standard Error:
- Confidence Interval:
- Hypothesis Test Statistic:
Single Mean
- Sample Statistic:
- Standard Error:
- Confidence Interval:
- Hypothesis Test Statistic:
Difference in Proportions
- Sample Statistic:
- Standard Error:
- Confidence Interval:
- Hypothesis Test Statistic:
Difference in Means
- Sample Statistic:
- Standard Error:
- Confidence Interval:
- Hypothesis Test Statistic:
Paired Difference in Means
- Sample Statistic:
- Standard Error:
- Confidence Interval:
- Hypothesis Test Statistic:
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