FrequentistStatistik
Frequentiststatistik, also known as frequentist probability, is a dominant interpretation of probability within the field of statistics. This approach defines probability as the long-run frequency of an event occurring in a repeatable experiment. Under the frequentist view, probability is an objective property of the world, not a subjective belief. For example, the probability of a fair coin landing heads is 0.5 because if the coin were flipped an infinite number of times, heads would appear approximately 50% of the time.
Key concepts in frequentist statistics include hypotheses, p-values, and confidence intervals. Hypothesis testing involves formulating a
Frequentist methods are widely used in scientific research, economics, and engineering due to their emphasis on