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1 Refresher: hypothesis testing, t-procedures (t-tests and confidence interval estimation)
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What is the definition of a confidence interval?
A confidence interval is a range of likely values for a parameter, a range of values for the parameter that we have confidence in -
What does the p-value represent under a distribution curve
The p-value is the area under the sampling distribution curve in the tail(s) beyond the observed test statistic, assuming the null hypothesis is true. -
2 Sample size calculations for 1-sample, 2-sample or paired data studies using t-procedures; Wilcoxon's non-parametric tests
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What are the precision criteria for confidence interval?
The precision criteria for confidence interval are: Error margin E and confidence level 1-α are the precision criteria -
What is 1-alfa interval for the population mean my?
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What is the difference between a wilcoxon rank sum test and a wilcoxon signed rank test?
The wilcoxon rank-sum test (also called Mann-Whitney U test) compares two independent groups. The wilcoxon signed-rank test compares two paired samples -
3 One proportion: Binomial test, confidence interval for one proportion (+required sample size) Comparing two proportions: Fisher's exact test, confidence interval for proportion difference
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What is a Fisher exact test?
De Fisher exact test is een statistische toets die je gebruikt om te onderzoeken of er een verband is tussen twee categorische variabelen, meestal in een 2×2 tabel. -
What is the null hypothesis van two proportion test?
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4 Chi-squared tests for goodness of fit, for independence/association, and for homogeneity. Correlation.
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What is the checked with following diagnostic plot? Would you say the assumption is reasonably met?
ssumption of constant variance/spread/standard deviation
assumption is reasonable, because the spread in residuals is similar across the -
5 Simple linear regression: model, meaning of model parameters, estimation, testing, goodness of fit, checking model assumptions.
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What is simple linear regression?
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What does epsilon stand for in a simple linear regression?
Epsilon in a simple linear regression stands for all thefactors that influencey but are notpredicted by themodel
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Simple linear regression: model, meaning of model parameters, estimation, testing, goodness of fit, checking model assumptions
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Multiple linear regression I: as simple linear regression and more (F-test for model, t-test / confidence interval for one regression coefficient)
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Multiple linear regression II: model fit (R2, R2 adj), model comparisons, collinearity, dummy variables, including interaction
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One-way Analysis of Variance (ANOVA): F-test for treatment effect; post-hoc procedures for comparisons of treatment pairs; non-parametric alternative (F-test on ranks)
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Factorial experiments: design terminology, 2-way ANOVA, interaction and main effects
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Block designs: Additive model, F-tests, relative efficiency
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