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Statistics:
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Hypothesis Testing:
Explain the steps involved in hypothesis testing. What is the difference between a Type I error and a Type II error? -
P-value Interpretation:
What is a p-value in the context of hypothesis testing? How do you interpret it in deciding whether to reject the null hypothesis? -
Confidence Intervals:
Define a confidence interval. How does the choice of confidence level (e.g., 95% vs. 99%) affect the interval? -
Linear Regression:
What is the purpose of linearregression analysis ? Explain the method of least squares and its role in determining the best-fit line. -
ANOVA (Analysis of Variance):
What is ANOVA used for? How does it help in comparing more than two group means? -
Correlation vs. Causation:
Differentiate between correlation and causation. Why is it important not to confuse the two in statistical analysis? -
Standard Deviation and Variance:
How are standard deviation and variance related? Why is standard deviation more often used in practice than variance? -
Sampling Techniques:
Explain the difference between stratified sampling and cluster sampling. When is each method preferable? -
Bias and Variance Trade-off:
What is the bias-variance trade-off in the context of model performance? How does it affect the generalization of a statistical model? -
Chi-square Test:
What is the chi-square test used for? Provide a scenario where a chi-square test might be appropriate for hypothesis testing.
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