Machine Learning (Hypothesis Testing) Interview Questions

This page represents a list of questions which can be used for preparation of machine learning interviews. The following are some of the areas covered in this set of questions:

Null hypothesis is a general statement that there is a relationship between two measured phenonmenon?

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The hypothesis that chance or random processes alone are responsible for the results is called as _______ hypothesis?

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Rejecting null hypothesis implies that there is an association between two measured entities?

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If the data collected as a result of random sampling process does provide strong evidence against null hypothesis, then the null hypothesis is rejected.

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If the test scores differ based on the gender group such as male or female or other parameters included in the tests, then the null hypothesis can be rejected.

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If the data observed in the sample test is highly unlikely to occur, then the null hypothesis is ________?

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Given two samples taken from the same population, a stronger null hypothesis would mean _______?

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P-value less than ________ would mean that null hypothesis can be rejected.

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In case the estimated value is more than or less than the reference value, which of the following test is appropriate?

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  • I don’t agree with number 5. Having a different test score doesn’t necessarily mean the null can be rejected. It depends on the magnitude of the difference, as well as standard error. A small difference can be due to random noise.

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