Hypothesis Testing
Hypothesis testing is the statistical framework for evaluating assumptions about populations using sample data. It formalizes decision-making by specifying null and alternative hypotheses, test statistics, and error rates. Widely used in science, product experiments and quality control, it requires careful design, power analysis and interpretation to avoid common pitfalls.
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