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Statistical Inference — interpreting p-values and NP tests
Consider the following statements: I. Smaller the P-value, more extreme is the outcome and stronger is the evidence in favour of , the null hypothesis. II. The Neyman-Pearson most powerful test is not always a function of sufficient statistic, provided the latter exists for a family of distributions. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
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