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- | '''Statistical significance''' is a [[statistical]] assessment of whether observations reflect a pattern rather than just [[Randomness|chance]]. The fundamental challenge is that any partial picture of a given hypothesis, poll or question is subject to [[random error]]. In [[statistical test]]ing, a result is deemed '''statistically significant''' if it is so extreme (without external [[independent variable|variable]]s which would influence the [[correlation]] results of the test) that such a result would be expected to arise simply by chance only in rare circumstances. Hence the result provides enough evidence to reject the hypothesis of 'no effect'. | + | '''Statistics''' is the [[study]] of the [[collection]], [[organization]], [[analysis]], [[interpretation]], and [[presentation]] of [[data]]. |
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- | * [[A/B testing]] | + | |
- | * [[ABX test]] | + | * [[Correlates of crime]] |
- | * [[Effect size]] | + | * [[Spherical cow ]] |
- | * [[Fisher's method]] for combining [[statistical independence|independent]] [[statistical hypothesis testing|test]]s of significance | + | * [[Official statistics]] |
- | * [[Legal burden of proof|Reasonable doubt]] | + | * [[Statistical significance]] |
- | * [[Look-elsewhere effect]] | + | |
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Statistics is the study of the collection, organization, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of data.
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