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Statistical power / P-value / Type I and type II errors / Null hypothesis / Statistical significance / Sample size determination / Size / F-test / Likelihood-ratio test / Statistics / Hypothesis testing / Statistical hypothesis testing
Date: 2007-10-17 08:12:00
Statistical power
P-value
Type I and type II errors
Null hypothesis
Statistical significance
Sample size determination
Size
F-test
Likelihood-ratio test
Statistics
Hypothesis testing
Statistical hypothesis testing

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