Why we don't accept the Null Hypothesis Video

[@tartarldy]

This made so much sense!! Thank you for that great analogy!

[@kevinbrown8640]

Thanks Robin!

[@kailamarie3317]

p0r not

[@kailamarie3317]

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[@MrCam16]

Thanks for your video :) really explained things well and helped me out :)

[@kennethpinchez3915]

In statistics, when the null hypothesis is accepted, it is likely that:
Neither (A) nor (B) has Occurred
A correct Decision has been Made
A Type-I Error has been Made
Both (A) and (B) have Occurred

[@latesq1]

What does it mean when we say that any hypothesis is always tested against the null hypothesis ?

[@vanessawilliams3216]

Thanks a bunch !

[@greenspringvalley]

Null Hypothesis - (in the statistical testing of a hypothesis) the hypothesis to be tested.
(After wasting time on a several of videos that bring in everything from the speed of light to long equations, I looked in a dictionary.)

[@RahulBhasin]

It was helpful. Thanks a lot...!

[@stephaniejade7056]

Kevin Brown: So we "Fail to reject" the null - yes?