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>Every observation being consistent with H doesn't mean that for each event X that occurs, the conditional probability of X given H will be, or "trend toward",
by jsprogrammer 11y ago
>Every observation being consistent with H doesn't mean that for each event X that occurs, the conditional probability of X given H will be, or "trend toward", 1.
Agreed. If you plot P(X|H) (computed over all observations) over time, in a well-formed experiment the line will trend to 1 if the null-hypothesis is true and to 0 if the null-hypothesis is false.
It really is that simple.