1. STATISTICS HYPOTHESES TEST (I)
Professor Ke-Sheng Cheng
Department of Bioenvironmental Systems Engineering
National Taiwan University

2. Examples of hypothesis tests
Based on historical records, do female students really perform better in statistics class than male students?
Data from a simulated AR(2) process.
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3. Do you see an increasing/decreasing trend?
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4. The trends are apparent.
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7. An AR(2) process Stationary process 3/27/2017
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8. An AR(2) process Stationary process 3/27/2017
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9. What is hypothesis test
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10. Null and alternative hypotheses
Two hypotheses and are defined as:
(Null hypothesis)
(Alternative hypothesis)
A procedure for deciding whether to accept (or more precisely, fail to reject) the hypothesis or to accept the hypothesis (or reject ) is called a “test procedure” or simply a “test”.
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11. Simple and Composite Hypotheses
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12. The Critical Region and Test Statistics
Consider the following hypotheses test:
Suppose that we are given a random sample of size n, , from a distribution with parameter . Let S denote the sample space of the n-dimensional random vector
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13. In order to carry out the test we can partition the sample space S into two disjoint subsets So and S1. Subset So contains the values of X for which we will accept , and subset S1 contains the values of X for which we will reject The subset for which will be rejected is called the “critical region” of the test.
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14. Why is it fixed?
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15. Critical region – fixed due to specification of Ho , distribution of the test statistic, and the level of significance.
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16. The Power Function
Either the “critical region” or the “fixed” interval for the test statistic of a test is independent of the test parameter .
However, the value of is unknown, therefore the probability that a test will reject is a function of , and is denoted by , i.e.,
where C is the critical region of The function
is called the power function of the test .
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23. Types of error
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27. Making a test have a specific significance level
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30. Example
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36. Power function of the test
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38. Now, let’s set the size of the random sample n = 20 and conduct the same test.
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45. Example
Suppose that is a random sample of size n and we wish to test the hypotheses:
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57. Noncentral t distribution in R
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60. Non-centrality parameter
ncp=0
ncp=1,-1
ncp=2,-2
ncp=3,-3
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61. Guidelines for Hypothesis Testing
When testing a hypothesis concerning the value of some parameter , the statement of equality will always be included in H0. In this way H0 pinpoints a specific numerical value that could be the actual value of . This value is called the null value and is denoted by 0.
Whatever is to be detected or supported is the alternative hypothesis.
It is hoped that the evidence leads us to reject H0 and thereby to accept H1.
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62. A confidence interval is just the flip side of a hypothesis test.
If the hypothesis test fails to reject H0, then the parameter from H0 is definitely within the confidence interval.
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