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Exam prep: Statistics

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Study group

Sam explains tests better than the book. Room booked Wednesday.

Plan

Distributions

Binomial, normal, Poisson. Redo the week 3 exercises.

Shaky

Hypothesis tests. Rewatch lecture 9 before Tuesday.

Summary

Hypothesis tests: my summary

A test asks: if nothing interesting were going on, how surprising is this data? Reject H₀ only when p is smaller than α…

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Exam prep: Statistics
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Statistics, spring

Due Friday

Problem set 4, questions 2 to 7.

Lectures

Tuesdays 10:15, hall B. Slides go up the day after.

Don't get it

Why we divide by n − 1. Ask in the seminar.

Exam

May 28, 9:00. Calculator allowed.

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Question

Does homework help in primary school?

Study A

Small gains, mostly in maths.

Study B

No effect before age eleven.

My answer

Less homework, but better.

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Connect sources to claims and label each line: supports, but, because. The essay's shape is drawn before you write a word.

Exam prep: Statistics

Topics

Binomial

Redo week 3.

Shaky

Hypothesis tests.

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Plan

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