Match each concept with its definition.likelihood that an event of a randomexperiment will occura) Bayes Theoremb) Central Limit Theoremrejecting the null hypothesis when thenull hypothesis is true.c) correlation coefficientd) definition of independenceThe sum of n independently distributedrandom variables will tend to be normallydistributed as n becomes large.e) exponential random variablesf) F-distributiondifference between the observed and thepredicted value of some variable.g) mutually exclusive eventsoutcome is not known with certainty inh) operating characteristic curveadvancei) overfittingexact significance level of a statisticaltest; probability of obtaining a test statistic thatis at least as extreme as the one observed if thej) p-valuenull hypothesis is true.k) probabilityset of all possible outcomes from arandom experimentI) random experimentm) residualPr(A|B)Pr(B|A) Pr(A)Pr(B)n) Rule of Total ProbabilityPr(A|B) = Pr(A)o) statisticfailure to reject the null hypothesis whenthe null hypothesis is falsep) Sample spaceq) Type I errorPr(B) = Pr (B|A) Pr(A) +Pr(B|A') Pr(A')r) Type Il errorsummary value calculated from a sampleof abservations; usually an estimator of apopulation parameterANB = Ø

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Description: Match each concept with its definition.likelihood that an event of a randomexperiment will occura) Bayes Theoremb) Central Limit Theoremrejecting the null hypothesis when thenull hypothesis is true.c) correlation coefficientd) definition of independ