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A test for comparing the means of two samples, or the mean of one sample (or even parameter estimates) with a specified value; also known as the "Student t-test" after the pseudonym of its inventor.
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Apparent paradox in student T-test
Let's say I have 2 series of data:
series A has 1M samples, out of which 1000 are "1", the rest is 0
series B has 100 samples, all 0s
I'm trying to use a statistical test to check if boths series ha …
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