Factors Determining the Power of a Statistical Test for the Difference between Means and Proportions
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- 2018-01-01
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Keywords
Null hypothesis, Mathematics, Statistical hypothesis testing, Test statistic, Statistic
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- Power and Sample Size Determination
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