Hypothesis testing, Mathematics

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Hypothesis Testing

Definition of Hypothesis Testing

- A hypothesis is a claim or an opinion about an issue or item.  Hence it has to be tested statistically in order to establish in which it is correct or not correct

- Whenever testing a hypothesis, one must completely understand the two basic hypothesis to be tested that is:

i.  The null hypothesis as H0)

ii. The alternative hypothesis as H1

 


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