Critical region
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In statistics, the critical region of a hypothesis test is the set of all outcomes which, if they occur, cause the null hypothesis to be rejected and the alternate hypothesis accepted. It is usually denoted by C.
[edit] See also
- Critical section, a computer science term.
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