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What is T- Test | Meaning | Types | Example

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    Welcome to Research Hub.
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    A t-test is the final statistical measure
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    for determining differences between two means
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    that may or may not be related.
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    The testing uses randomly selected samples
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    from the two categories or groups.
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    It is a statistical method in which samples are chosen randomly.
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    There is no perfect normal distribution.
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    A t-test is a statistical test
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    that is used to compare the means of two groups.
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    It is often used in hypothesis testing
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    to determine whether a process or treatment
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    actually has an effect on the population of interest,
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    or whether two groups are different from one another.
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    Okay, when to use a t-test.
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    A t-test can only be used
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    when comparing the means of two groups,
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    a.k.a. pairwise comparison.
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    If you want to compare more than two groups
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    or if you want to do multiple pairwise comparisons,
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    use an ANOVA test or a post-hoc test.
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    The t-test is a parametric test of difference,
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    meaning that it makes the same assumptions about your data
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    as other parametric tests.
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    The t-test assumes your data
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    1, are independent,
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    2, are approximately normally distributed
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    3, have a similar amount of variance
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    within each group being compared,
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    a.k.a. homogeneity of variance.
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    Types of t-test.
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    1, one-sample t-test.
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    The one-sample t-test is a statistical method that helps determine
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    if the mean of a single sample is significantly different
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    from a known or supposed population mean.
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    It is valuable for working with small sample sizes
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    and normally distributed data.
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    The test allows researchers and analysts
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    to draw meaningful conclusions from limited data.
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    The one-sample t-test involves calculating the t-statistic
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    by taking the mean of the sample,
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    subtracting the assumed population mean,
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    and then dividing by the standard error of the mean.
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    It is widely used in research across several domains
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    to examine if a sample is representative
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    of a larger population.
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    2, independent two-sample t-test.
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    This is the test conducted when samples
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    from two different groups, species, or populations
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    are studied and compared.
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    It is also known as an independent t-test.
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    The two-sample t-test,
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    also known as the independent samples t-test,
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    is a method used to test
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    whether the unknown population means of two groups
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    are equal or not.
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    For example, if a teacher wants to compare
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    the height of male students and female students,
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    she would use the independent two-sample test.
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    The t-test formula used to calculate this is...
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    The need to compare the means of height
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    between two independent group, male and female,
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    independent samples t-test could be performed.
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    This hypothesis testing is conducted when two groups
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    belong to the same population or group.
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    The groups are studied either at two different times
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    or under two varied conditions.
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    The paired-samples t-test is a statistical test
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    used to determine if two paired groups
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    are significantly different from each other
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    on your variable of interest.
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    Your variable of interest should be continuous,
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    be normally distributed.
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    The formula used to obtain the t-value is...
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    For equal-variance t-test,
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    this test is conducted
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    when the sample size in each group or population
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    is the same, or the variance of the two data sets
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    is similar.
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    It is also referred to as pooled t-test.
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    The formula applied:
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    mean 1 and mean 2 equal average value
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    of each set of samples.
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    Variable 1 and variable 2 equal variants
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    of each set of samples.
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    n1 and n2 equal number of records in each set.
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    5, unequal-variance t-test.
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    The unequal-variance testing is used
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    when the variance and the number of samples in each group
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    are different.
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    It is often referred to as Welch's test,
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    and the formula is...
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    mean 1 and mean 2 equals average value
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    of each set of samples.
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    Var 1 and var 2 equals variance of each set of samples.
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    n1 and n2 equals number of records in each set.
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