Doğru Bilinen Yanlışlar Serisi (2): “P” ve Hipotez Doğrulamak!

Year 2018, Volume: 15 Issue: 2, 481 - 488, 30.08.2018

Atila Yüksel

Abstract

Meşhur
" olasılık (p) değerine"  (probablility
value) değinmeden, doğru bilinen yanlışlar serisine devam etmek mümkün
değil. Neden mi olasılığı mercek altına alıyorum? Kendisi küçük etkisi büyük de
ondan!

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vaka takdimi

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