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10-Opening

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1-Picture of Probability and statistics 9

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1-Picture of Probability and statistics 11

1-Picture of Probability and statistics

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1-Picture of Probability and statistics14

15 2-Hypothesis Testing and Sampling Distribution

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2-Hypothesis Testing and Sampling Distribution 17

2-Hypothesis Testing and Sampling Distribution 18

2-Hypothesis Testing and Sampling Distribution 19

20 Random Variable and Binomial Distribution

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Random Variable and Binomial Distribution22

Random Variable and Binomial Distribution23

Random Variable and Binomial Distribution 24

Random Variable and Binomial Distribution25

26 4-Negative-Binomial Distribution and Inference on p

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4-Negative-Binomial Distribution and Inference on p 28

4-Negative-Binomial Distribution and Inference on p 29

30 Hypergeometric Distribution and Inference on N

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Hypergeometric Distribution and Inference on N 32

Hypergeometric Distribution and Inference on N 33

Hypergeometric Distribution and Inference on N 34

Hypergeometric Distribution and Inference on N 35

366-Hypothesis Testing-Errors

37

6-Hypothesis Testing-Errors38

6-Hypothesis Testing-Errors39

6-Hypothesis Testing-Errors40

6-Hypothesis Testing-Errors41

42 7-Critical Region and p-Value --- A (Right- Tailed)

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7-Critical Region and p-Value --- A (Right- Tailed) 44

7-Critical Region and p-Value --- A (Right- Tailed) 45

7-Critical Region and p-Value --- A (Right- Tailed) 46

7-Critical Region and p-Value --- A (Right- Tailed) 47

48 8-Critical Region and p-Value --- B (Left- Tailed)

49

8-Critical Region and p-Value --- B (Left- Tailed) 50

8-Critical Region and p-Value --- B (Left- Tailed) 51

8-Critical Region and p-Value --- B (Left- Tailed) 52

8-Critical Region and p-Value --- B (Left- Tailed) 53

8-Critical Region and p-Value --- B (Left- Tailed) 54

8-Critical Region and p-Value --- B (Left- Tailed) 55

8-Critical Region and p-Value --- B (Left- Tailed) 56

57 9-Critical Region and p-value --- C (Two- Tailed)

58 9-Critical Region and p-value --- C (Two- Tailed)

59 9-Critical Region and p-value --- C (Two- Tailed)

60 9-Critical Region and p-value --- C (Two- Tailed)

61 9-Critical Region and p-value --- C (Two- Tailed)

629-1 Left/Right/Two-tailed Tests

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9-1 Left/Right/Two-tailed Tests64

9-1 Left/Right/Two-tailed Tests65

9-1 Left/Right/Two-tailed Tests66

9-1 Left/Right/Two-tailed Tests67

9-1 Left/Right/Two-tailed Tests68

69 10-Critical Region and p-Value for Percentile

70 10-Critical Region and p-Value for Percentile

71 10-Critical Region and p-Value for Percentile

72 10-Critical Region and p-Value for Percentile

7311-Confidence Interval (Principle)

74 12-Constructing Confidence Interval

7512-Constructing Confidence Interval

7612-Constructing Confidence Interval

7712-Constructing Confidence Interval

7812-Constructing Confidence Interval

7912-Constructing Confidence Interval

8011-Confidence Interval (Principle)

8111-Confidence Interval (Principle)

8211-Confidence Interval (Principle)

8311-Confidence Interval (Principle)

8411-Confidence Interval (Principle)

8511-Confidence Interval (Principle)

8613-Confidence Interval (Binomial)

8713-Confidence Interval (Binomial)

8813-Confidence Interval (Binomial)

8913-Confidence Interval (Binomial)

90 14-Confidence Interval (Neg-Binomial and Hypergeometric)

91 14-Confidence Interval (Neg-Binomial and Hypergeometric)

92 14-Confidence Interval (Neg-Binomial and Hypergeometric)

93 14-Confidence Interval (Neg-Binomial and Hypergeometric)

94 14-Confidence Interval (Neg-Binomial and Hypergeometric)

95 14-Confidence Interval (Neg-Binomial and Hypergeometric)

96 14-Confidence Interval (Neg-Binomial and Hypergeometric)

97 14-Confidence Interval (Neg-Binomial and Hypergeometric)

9815-Confidence Interval for Quantile

9915-Confidence Interval for Quantile

10015-Confidence Interval for Quantile

10115-Confidence Interval for Quantile

10216-Distribution of Sample Mean

10316-Distribution of Sample Mean

10416-Distribution of Sample Mean

10516-Distribution of Sample Mean

10616-Distribution of Sample Mean

10716-Distribution of Sample Mean

10816-Distribution of Sample Mean

10916-Distribution of Sample Mean

11016-Distribution of Sample Mean

11111A-Continuous-Discrete-CI

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11A-Continuous-Discrete-CI113

11A-Continuous-Discrete-CI114

115 16A Idea Behind Constructing Confidence Interval

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16A Idea Behind Constructing Confidence Interval 117

16A Idea Behind Constructing Confidence Interval 118

16A Idea Behind Constructing Confidence Interval 119

12017-Inference on Mu (Sigma Known)

12117-Inference on Mu (Sigma Known)

12217-Inference on Mu (Sigma Known)

12317-Inference on Mu (Sigma Known)

12417-Inference on Mu (Sigma Known)

12518-Inference on p (Normal)

12618-Inference on p (Normal)

12718-Inference on p (Normal)

12818-Inference on p (Normal)

12918-Inference on p (Normal)

13018-Inference on p (Normal)

13118-Inference on p (Normal)

13218-Inference on p (Normal)

19-Chisquare and t Distributions133

13419-Chisquare and t Distributions

13519-Chisquare and t Distributions

13619-Chisquare and t Distributions

13719-Chisquare and t Distributions

13820-Inference on Mu (Sigma Unknown)

13920-Inference on Mu (Sigma Unknown)

14020-Inference on Mu (Sigma Unknown)

14120-Inference on Mu (Sigma Unknown)

14220-Inference on Mu (Sigma Unknown)

14320-Inference on Mu (Sigma Unknown)

14421-Inference on Sigma^2

14521-Inference on Sigma^2

14621-Inference on Sigma^2

14721-Inference on Sigma^2

Inference on Sigma^2

14921-Inference on Sigma^2

15021-Inference on Sigma^2

Inference on Mu Difference (Variances Known)

Inference on Mu Difference (Variances Known)

Inference on Mu Difference (Variances Known)

Inference on Mu Difference (Variances Known)

Inference on Mu Difference (Variances Known)

Inference on Mu Difference (Variances Known)

Inference on Mu Difference (Variances Equal But Unknown)

Inference on Mu Difference (Variances Equal But Unknown)

Inference on Mu Difference (Variances Equal But Unknown)

Inference on Mu Difference (Variances Equal But Unknown)

Inference on Mu Difference (Variances Equal But Unknown)

Inference on Mu Difference (Variances Equal But Unknown)

Inference on Mu Difference (Variances Equal But Unknown)

Inference on Mu Difference (Variances Equal But Unknown)

Inference on Mu Difference (Variances Equal But Unknown)

16624-Inference on Mu Difference (Paired)

16724-Inference on Mu Difference (Paired)

16824-Inference on Mu Difference (Paired)

16924-Inference on Mu Difference (Paired)

17024-Inference on Mu Difference (Paired)

Inference on Mu Difference (Paired) --- Example

Inference on Mu Difference (Paired) --- Example

Inference on Mu Difference (Paired) --- Example

Inference on Mu Difference (Paired) --- Example

Inference on Mu Difference (Paired) --- Example

Inference on Mu Difference (Paired) --- Example

Inference on Mu Difference (Paired) --- Example

178Inference on Variance Ratio

179Inference on Variance Ratio

180Inference on Variance Ratio

181Inference on Variance Ratio

182Inference on Variance Ratio

183Inference on Variance Ratio

18427-Sample Size and Inference Precision

18527-Sample Size and Inference Precision

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27-Sample Size and Inference Precision187

18827-Sample Size and Inference Precision

18927-Sample Size and Inference Precision

19027-Sample Size and Inference Precision

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19227-Sample Size and Inference Precision

19327-Sample Size and Inference Precision

19427-Sample Size and Inference Precision

19527-Sample Size and Inference Precision

19627-Sample Size and Inference Precision

28-Sample Size and Power197

28-Sample Size and Power198

28-Sample Size and Power199

20028A-Sensitivity-Specificity-ROC.curve

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28A-Sensitivity-Specificity-ROC.curve202

28A-Sensitivity-Specificity-ROC.curve203

20429-Review Big Picture of Statistics

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29-Review Big Picture of Statistics206

29-Review Big Picture of Statistics207

29-Review Big Picture of Statistics208

29-Review Big Picture of Statistics209

29-Review Big Picture of Statistics210

29-Review Big Picture of Statistics211

21230A-Chi-Square-Tests

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30A-Chi-Square-Tests214

21530B-Goodness-of-Fit-Test

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217 30B-Goodness-of-Fit-Test

21830B-Goodness-of-Fit-Test

21930B-Goodness-of-Fit-Test

22030B-Goodness-of-Fit-Test

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22230B-Goodness-of-Fit-Test

22330B-Goodness-of-Fit-Test

30C-Test-for-Homogeneity224

22530C-Test-for-Homogeneity

22630C-Test-for-Homogeneity

22730C-Test-for-Homogeneity

22830C-Test-for-Homogeneity

22930C-Test-for-Homogeneity

23030C-Test-for-Homogeneity

23130D-Test-for-Independence

23230D-Test-for-Independence

23330D-Test-for-Independence

23430D-Test-for-Independence

235Simple-R-Commands

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Simple-R-Commands237

Simple-R-Commands238

Simple-R-Commands239

Simple-R-Commands240