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circumstances.
The observed data are from the same subject or from a matched subject and
are drawn from a population with a normal distribution.
Subjects are often tested in a before-after situation (across time, with some
intervention occurring such as a diet), or subjects are paired such as with twins, or with
subject as alike as possible. An extension of this test is the repeated measure ANOVA.
The paired t-test is actually a test that the differences between the two observations is 0.
So, if c represents the difference between observations, the hypotheses are:
The test statistic is with n-1 degrees of freedom. If the p-value associated with t is low (<
0.05), there is evidence to reject the null hypothesis. Thus, you would have evidence that
there is a difference in means across the paired observations.
^ The paired t-test is located in the "Analysis --> t-test and Analysis of
Variance" menu.
Repeated Measures Analysis of Variance. Also, if the differences have already been
calculated, a single sample test of u = 0 would be equivalent to the paired t-test. The non-
parametric counterpart to the paired t-test is Friedman's test.
Hypothesis testing is the use of statistics to establish the probability that a particular
hypothesis is accurate. Hypothesis is specified as declaration which may or may not be accurate.
In statistics two hypothesis testing are used. They are null hypothesis and alternative hypothesis.
Each test of significance starts with a null hypothesis.Statistics paired t test utilized to apply
compare two population means within the case of two tests to be correlated. Let us see about the
statistics paired t test.
^
~ tn-1
where
The sales data of a six shops before and after a special promotional campaign are as follows
Shops: A B C D E F
~ tn-1
Where
Level of significance:
Į = 0.05 at 5% level for the 5 degrees of freedom 't' table value = 2.74
xi yi di= xi - yi di2
53 58 -5 25
28 29 -1 1
31 30 1 1
48 55 -7 49
50 56 -6 36
42 45 -3 9
-21 121
t = 3.05
Ñ
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d = x1 - x2
X1 is the variable of the first data set and x2 is the variable of the second data set. It will
be performed based on the following ways,
V First we have to identify value of the null hypothesis H0 and the value of the alternate
hypothesis HA.
V If the value of A is less than 10% means we can consider the two types of the errors.
V Compare the observed data to the value a (it means the alternate hypothesis) then we can
make the decision .There are two kind of the decision one is the Reject H0 in favor of HA.
And the kind of the decision is the (it is fall in the region of the critical) Conclude that
there is not enough evidence to reject H0. (the sampling data value does not fall in the
critical region).
V