In the situation discussed in Section 4.5, for a given P-value (so equivalently for a given z)
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In the situation discussed in Section 4.5, for a given P-value (so equivalently for a given z) and assuming that ϕ = ψ, at what value of n is the posterior probability of the null hypothesis a minimum.
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Posterior Probability of the Null Hypothesis and PValue In statistical hypothesis testing the posterior probability of the null hypothesis refers to the probability that the null hypothesis is true gi...View the full answer
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