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橘子皮橙子心儿🍊 · 2022年05月14日

老师我不理解,为什么第一问解答中随着n的增大,左尾的概论接近0啊

NO.PZ2020010304000053

问题如下:

A data management group wants to test the null hypothesis that observed data is N(0,1) distributed by evaluating the mean of a set of random draws. However, the actual underlying data is distributed as N(1, 2.25).

a. If the sample size is 10, what is the probability of a Type II error and the power of the test? Assume a 90% confidence level on a two-sided test.

b. How many samples would need to be taken to reduce the probability of a Type II error to less than 1%?

选项:

解释:

a. When the null hypothesis is false, the probability of a Type II error is equal to the probability that the hypothesis fails to be rejected.

Now, if there are 10 samples taken from an N(0,1) then the standard deviation is reduced

σH0=1/10=0.316\sigma_{H_0}=1/ \sqrt{10}=0.316

Therefore, the cut-off points are ±1.650.316=±0.522\pm1.65 * 0.316 = \pm0.522

In actuality, the true distribution is N(1,2.25), so the σ=22.25=1.5\sigma = \sqrt{22.25} = 1.5. For a sample size of 10, the expected sample standard deviation is

σsample=1.5/10=0.474\sigma_{sample}=1.5/ \sqrt{10} = 0.474

Calculating the equivalent distance of ±1.65\pm1.65 in this distribution compared to a standard N(0,1) yields

left = (-0.522-1)/0.474=-3.21

and right =(+0.522 - 1)/ 0.474 = -1.00

The probability of being on the left-hand side is practically zero. For the right, Pr(> right) = 1 - Φ(-1.00) = 1 - 15.9% = 84.1%.

So total probability of a Type II error is 1 – the probability of being in the two tails is

Pr(Non - Rejection|Ho is false) = 1 - [Pr(< left) + Pr(> right)] ≈ 1 - 84.1% = 15.9%

Therefore, the power of the test is 84.1%.

b. The requirement is to have 1 - [Pr(< left) + Pr(> right)] = 1%

Clearly, as n increases from 10, the probability of being in the left-hand tail will only decrease from already being close to zero.

Therefore, the requirement becomes 1 - Pr(> right) = 0.01

This occurs at a Z-score of (using the Excel function NORMSINV) -2.32.

Accordingly, the following equations need to be solved

1.65σH0=1.65/n=K1.65 * \sigma_{H_0} =1.65/ \sqrt n=K and

+K11.5n=2.32\frac{+K-1}{\frac{1.5}{\sqrt n}}=-2.32

Plugging in K yields:

1.65n11.5n=1.65n1.5=2.32n=5.13\frac{\frac{1.65}{\sqrt n}-1}{\frac{1.5}{\sqrt n}}= \frac{1.65-\sqrt n}{1.5}=-2.32\geq \sqrt n=5.13 n=26.3\geq n=26.3

And because partial observations are not allowed, n = 27.

老师我不理解,为什么第一问解答中随着n的增大,左尾的概论接近0啊

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DD仔_品职助教 · 2022年05月15日

嗨,努力学习的PZer你好:


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DD仔_品职助教 · 2022年05月15日

嗨,努力学习的PZer你好:


因为随着n增大,计算出来的左尾的分位点数据会更小,n=10的时候,作为分位点是-3.12,n越大,分位点负的越多,左边的面积就会越趋近于0。

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虽然现在很辛苦,但努力过的感觉真的很好,加油!

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