Chapter 7: Statistical Analysis Data Treatment and Evaluation
Statistical tests help determine whether a numerical difference is a result of a real difference (a systematic error) or a consequence of the random errors inevitable in all measurements. Tests of this kind use a null hypothesis, which assumes that …
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