Statistical inference: Hypothesis testing
Manuela Expósito Ruíz, Sabina Pérez-Vicente, Francisco Rivas‐Ruiz
Abstract
Manuela Expósito Ruíz, Sabina Pérez-Vicente, Francisco Rivas‐Ruiz
Abstract
The aim of statistical inference is to predict the parameters of a population, based on a sample of data. Inferential statistics encompasses the estimation of parameters and model predictions. The present article describes the hypothesis tests or statistical significance tests most commonly used in healthcare research.
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The aim of statistical inference is to predict the parameters of a population, based on a sample of data. Inferential statistics encompasses the estimation of parameters and model predictions. The present article describes the hypothesis tests or statistical significance tests most commonly used in healthcare research.
Key concepts: Statistical inference, Statistical hypothesis testing, Medicine, Inference, Statistics, Fiducial inference, Statistical significance, Frequentist inference