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- Section 7.1 – Inference for the Mean of a Population
- online resources:
- Student's t Distribution - http://www.econtools.com/jevons/java/Graphics2D/tDist.html
This
applet compares the graphs of the t distribution with the normal curve.
- One Sample Hypothesis t-Test - http://www.kuleuven.ac.be/ucs/java/index.htm
(Click on link). This
applet simulates the one-sample t-test.
- Level of Significance of a Test: the One-sample t Statistic - http://stat.tamu.edu/~jhardin/applets/signed/LevelT.html
This
Then the lab simulates samples from a population. For each sample, the lab caculates the value of the test
statistic, then draws a histogram of the one-sample t values and superimposes theoretical curve. Finally,
it shades in the critical region (or regions if a two-sided test) under the curve, displays the critical values
and the proportion of the statistics that would lead to rejection of Ho.
- Section 7.2 – Comparing Two Means
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