Good day sir/madam. Can you please take a look at my other questions aswell that are pending, they are questions I chose myself from a textbook to help with my studies.Thank you. Consider the data below:Algorithm A.Algorithm B.Total CorrectTotal CorrectSignPosition111Position113Position211Position27Position39.Position3Position416Position49 | +Position511Position58.Position616Position69 +Position716Position73 +Position87Position811%3DPosition98.Position97Position1017Position10Position1115Position1110Position1212Position1211+ + +3.9 2) Two facial recognition software algorithms are tested, algorithm A and algorithm B. Thetwo software algorithms are tested on a group of 20 people (notice that both algorithms areapplied to the same group of people. The 20 people are asked to pose in 12 different positions; aphoto is then taken and passed to both algorithm A and algorithm B. The algorithm attempts toidentify the person in the photo.Use a 5% level of significance and the correct non-parametric test, to test whether the meannumber of "correctly identified" people in using algorithm A is significantly larger than the meannumber of "correctly identified" people in using algorithm B. Use the p-value approach.

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Use a 5% level of significance and the correct non-parametric test, to test whether the mean number of "correctly identified" people in using algorithm A is significantly larger than the mean number of "correctly identified" people in using algorithm B. Use the p-value approach.

Use a 5% level of significance and the correct non-parametric test, to test whether the mean number of "correctly identified" people in using algorithm A is significantly larger than the mean number of "correctly identified" people in using algorithm B. Use the p-value approach.

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Good day sir/madam. Can you please take a look at my other questions aswell that are pending, they are questions I chose myself from a textbook to help with my studies.

Thank you.

Consider the data below:
Algorithm A.
Algorithm B.
Total Correct
Total Correct
Sign
Position1
11
Position1
13
Position2
11
Position2
7
Position3
9.
Position3
Position4
16
Position4
9 | +
Position5
11
Position5
8.
Position6
16
Position6
9 +
Position7
16
Position7
3 +
Position8
7
Position8
11
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Position9
8.
Position9
7
Position10
17
Position10
Position11
15
Position11
10
Position12
12
Position12
11
+ + +
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2) Two facial recognition software algorithms are tested, algorithm A and algorithm B. The
two software algorithms are tested on a group of 20 people (notice that both algorithms are
applied to the same group of people. The 20 people are asked to pose in 12 different positions; a
photo is then taken and passed to both algorithm A and algorithm B. The algorithm attempts to
identify the person in the photo.
Use a 5% level of significance and the correct non-parametric test, to test whether the mean
number of "correctly identified" people in using algorithm A is significantly larger than the mean
number of "correctly identified" people in using algorithm B. Use the p-value approach.

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