For example, we may formulate the hypothesis that a population is normally distributed, but we realize that no natural population is ever exactly normal. We would want to reject normality only if the departure of the actual distribution from the normal form were great enough to be material for our investigation.
Natural Population is Ever Exactly Normal
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| Year | 1954 |
| Source | Testing the Approximate Validity of Statistical Hypotheses |
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