Hello, Let me start by mentioning that my question is not about the t-test, but rather CIs for the mean. I'm familiar with interpreting the t-test. When calculating confidence intervals for the mean, we find a t-value. Let's say we find a t-value of 44 when comparing the sample mean and sample standard deviation of 56.7 and 0.37, respectively. The population mean is 54.5 for the scenario. How would we interpret the t-value in general terms? I understand the t-test is comparing means, but I'm not sure that the t-value in the context of the CI would be interpreted the same. I also understand how to interpret the scenario in terms of the CI. It is the t-value specifically here that I'm trying to interpret correctly (although not part of the assignment). Thank you.
Hello,
Let me start by mentioning that my question is not about the t-test, but rather CIs for the
When calculating confidence intervals for the mean, we find a t-value. Let's say we find a t-value of 44 when comparing the sample mean and sample standard deviation of 56.7 and 0.37, respectively. The population mean is 54.5 for the scenario.
How would we interpret the t-value in general terms?
I understand the t-test is comparing means, but I'm not sure that the t-value in the context of the CI would be interpreted the same. I also understand how to interpret the scenario in terms of the CI. It is the t-value specifically here that I'm trying to interpret correctly (although not part of the assignment).
Thank you.
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