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Hypothesis testing in biology

Hypothesis testing in biology
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1. Overview and motivation

2. Our first test: Disease prevalence

3. One-sided vs. two-sided tests, and data snooping

4. Errors in hypothesis testing

5. One-sample t-test

6. The distribution of t according to the Central Limit Theorem

7. The distribution of t in practice

8. The two-sample and paired t-test

9. Interpreting p-values

10. Summary and practical aspects

11. References

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