Briefly explain/definition the basic concept of: i. The null hypothesis and the alternative hypothesis; ii. Type...

Briefly explain/definition the basic concept of:

i. The null hypothesis and the alternative hypothesis;

ii. Type I error and Type II error;

iii. Power function;

iv. Likelihood Ratio test; and

v. Neyman-Pearson lemma.

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