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Examples with Statistical Testing (t-Test)

 
moments([3.5, 1.2],20,_,_)
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 3.8 
Let us have a sample of 20 numbers with a mean value of 3.5 and a variance of 1.2. 
What is the probability that the mean value of the underlying population is greater 3.8.
Applying the t-test, we can calculate the probability as
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sUcCeSs @ 0.9681 
The FunLog++ interpreter calculates the probability for an X value according to the t-test.

 
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Explanation
moments([3.5, 1.2],20,_,_)<3.8 The FunLog++ interpreter evaluates the </2 relation and generates an appropriate probability. Click on the message link to see the result of this calculation which is displayed. 
  sUcCeSs @ (0.9681)

 
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