Asked by Katie Waggoner on Sep 30, 2024
One way of expressing how well a test performs is to report its power--the probability of detecting a false null hypothesis.
Test Performance
An evaluation of the efficacy or success of a test, often in the context of education or software testing.
False Null Hypothesis
A hypothetical error that occurs when a true null hypothesis is incorrectly rejected.
- Develop an understanding of defining, quantifying, and making sense of the power of a test in connection to Type II errors.
Learning Objectives
- Develop an understanding of defining, quantifying, and making sense of the power of a test in connection to Type II errors.