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Testing the hypothesis of a pharma company for the time of the effect and the quality assurance based on the null and alternate hypothesis
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Chi2 contengency independence test Q4. TeleCall uses 4 centers around the globe to process customer order forms. They audit a certain % of the customer order forms. Any error in order form renders it defective and has to be reworked before processing. The manager wants to check whether the defective % varies by centre. Please analyze the data at 5
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Data Science - Hypothesis Testing Work
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Motif Detection for TFBS in Glycolysis and Glyconeogenesis pathways
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Performed A/B test and help the company decide whether they should implement the new web page, keep the old page, or run the experiment longer.
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Comparing Linear Regression with kNN, Decision Tree and Random Forest with Bayesian Inference to Predict Wine Quality in Python.
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About Performed A/B test and help the company decide whether they should implement the new web page, keep the old page, or run the experiment longer.
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* Basis EDA * Handling Null/Missing Values * Handling Outliers * Handling Skewness * Handling Categorical Features * Data Normalization and Scaling * Feature Engineering
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Analyzing biological networks using statistical testing to uncover significant differences in protein distributions based on functional relationships.
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Chi2 contengency independence test Q5. Fantaloons Sales managers commented that % of males versus females walking in to the store differ based on day of the week. Analyze the data and determine whether there is evidence at 5 % significance level to support this hypothesis. Assume Null Hypothesis as Ho: Independence of categorical variables (% of
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Hypothesis Testing 1S2T - Call Center Process. Sample Parameters: n=50, df=50-1=49, Mean1=4, SD1=3 1-sample 2-tail ttest Assume Null Hypothesis Ho as Mean1 = 4 Thus, Alternate Hypothesis Ha as Mean1 ≠ 4
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This project is part 2 of the project "A Data Scientist for a Professional Football Club". In this project, managers want to test some hypotheses relating a player's overall rating and some of their characteristics in order to make better decisions on what players to trade/sign. They would like to create some statistical models for inference ins…
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ANOVA test using python to find out if survey or experiment results are significant and the impact of one or more factors by comparing the means of different samples
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Lyft Challenge Winner: San Diego Traffic Collision Analysis
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Repositorio para el curso intersemestral "Temas Selectos en Estadística" para la Facultad de Psicología, UNAM.
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Hypothesis-Testing-2-Sample-2-Tail-Test-Drugs-and-Placebos. Note: This python code states both 2-sample 1-tail and 2-sample 2-tail codes. Treatment group mean is Mu1 Contrl group mean is Mu2 2-sample 2-tail ttest Assume Null Hypothesis Ho as Mu1 = Mu2 Thus Alternate Hypothesis Ha as Mu1 ≠ Mu2.
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Hypothesis Testing Anova Test - Iris Flower dataset. Anova ftest statistics: Analysis of varaince between more than 2 samples or columns. Assume Null Hypothesis Ho as No Varaince: All samples population means are same. Thus Alternate Hypothesis Ha as It has Variance: Atleast one population mean is different. As (p_value = 0) < (α = 0.05); Reject…
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Chi2 contengency independence test. Fantaloons Sales managers commented that % of males versus females walking in to the store differ based on day of the week. Analyze the data and determine whether there is evidence at 5 % significance level to support this hypothesis.
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