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Paired Samples
Two related samples that are typically used in experiments where the members are matched or related in some way, often in before-and-after measurements.
Confidence Interval
A span of quantities, obtained from evaluating sample statistics, envisaged to enfold the value of an unascertained population characteristic.
Margin of Error
The range of values below and above a sample statistic in a survey that estimates the reliability or precision of the sample statistic as an approximation of the population parameter.
Prediction Interval
A range of values that is likely to contain the value of an unknown parameter for future observations.
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