Two populations in statistics

As a mad scientist, or maybe just a grumpy scientist, you want to test a new mind control technique! To do this you decide that you want to test this works by having people select one of two objects set in front of them. *Insert evil laugh* Using your mind control technique you want your unwitting participants pick the object on the left. You don’t get 100% success, but suspect it’s working, how do we know for sure?

March 4, 2021 | Categories: 365 Days of Academia - Year two, Math | Tags: academia, Education, learning, Math, mathematics, PhD, school, science, statistics, student, two populations | Leave a comment