Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Data analysis and statistics — When mathematical statistics is used to provide a mathematical proof of a proposition regarding the probability of data under specified assumptions and hypotheses, this is a “statistical proofâ€. Examples of the assumptions are that the data are independent and have an underlying distribution that is a normal distribution, or the assumptions of a nonparametric analysis. In a typical statistical test, the ratio of probabilities of an event occurring under each of two hypotheses (the likelihood ratio) is evaluated, and if the likelihood ratio is sufficiently large", it is asserted that there is “statistical†proof of one hypothesis. Since the assumptions of mathematical statistics themselves require further justification, and the justification is often uncertain or merely “probable†in an un-quantified way, the resulting concluded probability statement is no longer certain, as in the medical, natural, and social sciences. In that case, the term "statistical proof" is still sometimes used to refer to the outcome of a statistical test."
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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Data analysis and statistics — When mathematical statistics is used to provide a mathematical proof of a proposition regarding the probability of data under specified assumptions and hypotheses, this is a “statistical proofâ€. Examples of the assumptions are that the data are independent and have an underlying distribution that is a normal distribution, or the assumptions of a nonparametric analysis. In a typical statistical test, the ratio of probabilities of an event occurring under each of two hypotheses (the likelihood ratio) is evaluated, and if the likelihood ratio is sufficiently large", it is asserted that there is “statistical†proof of one hypothesis. Since the assumptions of mathematical statistics themselves require further justification, and the justification is often uncertain or merely “probable†in an un-quantified way, the resulting concluded probability statement is no longer certain, as in the medical, natural, and social sciences. In that case, the term "statistical proof" is still sometimes used to refer to the outcome of a statistical test."
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