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It provides a null hypothesis. You can compare two hypotheses without any of them designating absence of effect. You don't have to have "the null hypothesis" in
by LudwigNagasena 3y ago
It provides a null hypothesis. You can compare two hypotheses without any of them designating absence of effect. You don't have to have "the null hypothesis" in some philosophical sense to do a t-test and whatnot.