Hypothesis Testing in Econometrics: Overview and Types
Explore the world of hypothesis testing in econometrics, focusing on null and alternative hypotheses, errors in testing, and different types of hypothesis statements. Gain insights into the significance of statistical techniques like Chi-Square, T-test, and F-test in validating hypotheses.
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Binod Goswamis Classes on Econometrics B.A. Fourth Semester Honours Topic- Chi-Square Test Basic Pervious knowledge required on- 1. Hypothesis- Null and Alternative 2. Errors and its types 3. Parametric and Nonparametric Test 4. Nominal and Categorical Variable 4/19/2025 BG's Classes on econometrics 1
Hypothesis- Null and Alternative Hypothesis is a statement about a population.Ex- Mean weight of students of NGC is 46 kg and its standard deviation is 9 It is an assumption made about parameter values. Validity of hypothesis is tested with the help of statistical techniques (CHI-square test, T- test,F-test) These test tells us whether hypothesis is to be accepted or to be rejected 4/19/2025 BG's Classes on econometrics 2
Types of Hypothesis Null hypothesis and Alternative hypothesis Null hypothesis Null hypothesis-a statistical hypothesis stated to test its validity is called null hypothesis. Denoted by H0 H0 is always tested on the basis of sample results and is ultimately either rejected or accepted. It is the hypothesis of no difference. If the population mean is then H0 is written as H0 : = 0 , 0 is a specified value of Similarly if and 1 are 2 the parameters of two populations , the null hypothesis is written as H0 : 1 = 2 4/19/2025 BG's Classes on econometrics 3
Types of Hypothesis Null hypothesis and Alternative hypothesis Alternative hypothesis- hypothesis accepted as a result of rejection of null hypothesis. Denoted as H1 It is complementary to the null hypothesis if the null hypothesis is that the population has specified mean 0 (say) i.e. H0 : = 0 Then the alternative hypothesis may be 1. H1 : 0 2. H1 : > 0 3. H1 : < 0 4/19/2025 BG's Classes on econometrics 4
H1 : 0 Two tailed hypothesis H1 : > 0 One tailed Right tailed H1 : < 0One tailed Left tailed 4/19/2025 BG's Classes on econometrics 5
Errors in Hypothesis Testing In hypothesis testing, the decision to accept or reject of null hypothesis is taken on the basis of the sample result. The decision taken in this way may not be correct always. Thus Errors arise. There are 4 possibilities when a statistical hypothesis is tested 4/19/2025 BG's Classes on econometrics 6
Reject H0 when it is actually true Type I error( ) Accept H0 when it is actually false Type II error( ) Accept H0 when it is actually true No error No error Reject H0 when it is actually false 4/19/2025 BG's Classes on econometrics 7
Type I and Type II errors Accept H0 Reject H0 Type I error H0is true No error H0 is false Type II error No error 4/19/2025 BG's Classes on econometrics 8
