Lecture

Sampling: Inference and Statistics

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of sampling in statistics, discussing the importance of randomness and sample size in making accurate inferences about populations. It also delves into inferential statistics, including estimation and hypothesis testing, and emphasizes the need for non-statistical knowledge in effective experimentation.

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