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Empirical Research in Software Engineering
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Empirical Research in Software Engineering

by Ruchika Malhotra
March 2016
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
498 pages
18h 20m
English
Chapman and Hall/CRC
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262 Empirical Research in Software Engineering
Solution:
Step 1: Formation of hypothesis.
In this step, null (H
0
) and alternative (H
a
) hypotheses are formed. The hypoth-
eses for the example are given below:
H
01
: The performance of T1and T2techniques do not differ signicantly.
H
a1
: The performance of T1and T2techniques differ signicantly.
H
02
: The performance of T1and T3techniques do not differ signicantly.
H
a2
: The performance of T1and T3techniques differ signicantly.
H
03
: The performance of T1and T4techniques do not differ signicantly.
H
a3
: The performance of T1and T4techniques differ signicantly.
Step 2: Select the appropriate ...
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ISBN: 9781498719735