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These studies suggest the t-test is a versatile statistical tool used to compare means between two samples, detect trends, and test hypotheses, but it can be misused and has limitations under certain conditions.
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The t-test, developed by William S. Gosset, is a fundamental statistical tool used to compare the means of two samples to determine if they are significantly different from each other. It is widely used in various fields, including healthcare, water quality management, and medical research, due to its simplicity and effectiveness.
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The t-test is a versatile and widely used statistical tool for comparing sample means. It is robust under certain conditions but can be sensitive to violations of its assumptions. Various extensions and modifications of the t-test, such as the paired t-test and truncated sequential t-test, enhance its applicability in different research contexts. Understanding the appropriate use and limitations of the t-test is crucial for accurate and reliable statistical inference.
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