Answer to Question #65199 in Statistics and Probability for Sanjukta Ghosh

Statistics and Probability

Question #65199

Can you help me define null hypothesis? I have made one but I'm not sure if it correctly and completely covers all aspects of this hypothesis:

Null hypothesis is a hypothesis which states that there is no difference between an observed and a theoretical distribution or the scores of two variables.It is the statement that is tested in a test of statistical significance.

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11.02.17, 17:05

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Sanjukta Ghosh

08.02.17, 21:57

Null hypothesis I think should also include that two or more distributions may not be associated, something that is dealt with homogenity.

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