(12%) Statistics (using random process): Suppose telephone calls follow a Poisson process model X(t). There are...
- (12%) Statistics (using random process): Suppose telephone calls follow a Poisson process model X(t). There are two hypotheses on the expected value: H1: E[X(t)] = l1t = 80t and H2: E[X(t)] = l2t = 85t. We will use t = 30 in this question and suppose the number of calls received is 2475.
For a value a of significance level, there are four possibilities for accepting / rejecting the hypotheses: H1 and H2 both accepted, H1 and H2 both rejected, H1 accepted and H2 rejected, H2 accepted and H1 rejected.
- Find / compute a significance level a (a = ?) that both H1 and H2 are accepted (show the calculation) or explain why such significance level does not exist.
- Find / compute a significance level a that both H1 and H2 rejected (show the calculation) or explain why such significance level does not exist.
- Find / compute a significance level a that H1 is accepted and H2 is rejected (show the calculation) or explain why such significance level does not exist.
- Find / compute a significance level a that H2 is accepted and H1 is rejected (show the calculation) or explain why such significance level does not exist.
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(12%) Statistics (using random process):
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(16%) Statistics (using random process): Suppose telephone calls follow a Poisson process model X(t). There are two hypotheses on the expected value: H1: E[X(t)] = l1t = 80t and H2: E[X(t)] = l2t = 85t. We will use t = 40 in this question and suppose the number of calls received is 3300. For a value a of significance level, there are four possibilities for accepting / rejecting the hypotheses: H1 and H2 both accepted, H1 and H2 both rejected,...
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A.
B.
Please follow the steps of hypothesis testing, including
identifying the alternative and null hypothesis, calculating the
test statistic, finding the p-value, and making a conclusions about
the null hypothesis and a final conclusion that addresses the
original claim. Use a significance level of 0.10. Is the conclusion
affected by whether the significance level is 0.10 or 0.01?
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P-Value=______ (Round to three decimal places)
Answer choices below:
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