September 2015
Beginner to intermediate
608 pages
13h 43m
English
The difference in the way t-test works stems from the probability distribution from which our p-value is calculated. Having calculated our t-statistic, we need to look up the value in the t-distribution parameterized by the degrees of freedom of our data:
(defn t-test [a b]
(let [df (+ (count a) (count b) -2)]
(- 1 (s/cdf-t (i/abs (t-stat a b)) :df df))))The degrees of freedom are two less than the sizes of the samples combined, which is 298 for our samples.

Recall that we are performing a hypothesis test. So, let's state our null and alternate hypotheses:
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