Titlebook: Probability and Statistics; A. M. Mathai,P. N. Rathie Book 1977 A. M. Mathai and P. N. Rathie 1977 mathematics.probability.statistics.stoc

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Some Non-Parametric TestsIn the last chapter we considered a number of parametric hypotheses where a basic distribution was assumed and the hypotheses were on the parameters of this basic distribution. In this chapter we will consider some tests which will not be of this nature.

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An Outcome Set the chances of winning a lottery, the chances of getting rain on a particular day and so on. There are situations where the results are (1) deterministic (sure), (2) predictable but not deterministic or in other words the results depend upon some chance variation. If a coin is thrown it is not cert

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Tests of Statistical Hypothesesmely, the problem of testing statistical hypotheses. This is a remarkable aspect of Statistics but at the same time this has led to many misinterpretations and misuses of statistical methods. Some people claim that anything and everything can be proved by the methods of Statistics. But it should be

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Statistical Regressionsed tool in evaluating the relationship among a number of variables and then using this relationship to predict the value of a variable or to forecast the value that will be taken by a variable at a particular time. The word regression means ‘going back’. The theory of regression analysis started wh