Mathematical Statistics Question (Power Function)Type I Error and Type II ErrorPower function of a hypothesis...
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Mathematical Statistics Question (Power Function)
Type I Error and Type II ErrorPower function of a hypothesis testPhilosophy of Statistics (Likelihood Function)Recognize elements of an hypothesis testing problemFinding Null and Alternative HypothesisHypothesis testing for type I error rate and powerPower function of a test,exampleStatistics: confusion regarding type I and type II errors.Why Hypothesis testing emphasizes the rejectionp-value, intuition about type-I error=$alpha$
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Can someone explain to me why we would want to maximize the power function (the probability our parameter is part of our alternative hypothesis) if that minimizes Type II Error when Type I Error is regarded as worse?
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Can someone explain to me why we would want to maximize the power function (the probability our parameter is part of our alternative hypothesis) if that minimizes Type II Error when Type I Error is regarded as worse?
statistical-inference
asked Mar 10 at 2:10
AshAsh
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Can someone explain to me why we would want to maximize the power function (the probability our parameter is part of our alternative hypothesis) if that minimizes Type II Error when Type I Error is regarded as worse?
statistical-inference
asked Mar 10 at 2:10
AshAsh
826
$endgroup$
Can someone explain to me why we would want to maximize the power function (the probability our parameter is part of our alternative hypothesis) if that minimizes Type II Error when Type I Error is regarded as worse?
statistical-inference
statistical-inference
asked Mar 10 at 2:10
AshAsh
826
asked Mar 10 at 2:10
AshAsh
826
asked Mar 10 at 2:10
AshAsh
826
asked Mar 10 at 2:10
AshAsh
826
asked Mar 10 at 2:10
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826
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