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When you interpret what you have observed you are inferring true or false?
When interpreting what you have observed, you are making an inference based on the available evidence. This inference can be either true or false depending on the accuracy of the observations and the validity of the reasoning used to make the interpretation.
What does inference mean in statistics?
It can be defined as followed. The conclusion reached on the basis of evidence.
What is the relationship between critical thinking and infer?
critical thinking and infers are bith answers.
What is the difference between an inference and a hypothesis?
A hypothesis is a theory based from observations. Hypotheses generally haven't been tested, they are merely an explanation derived from available observations. An inference is a conclusion obtained not through observable facts, but rather through observable trends. If such and such process were to continue trending, you would make an inference about the final state of the process. As with hypotheses, inferences have generally not been tested enough to be valid.
When occurs statistical inference?
Statistical inference occurs when
