Tiivisyystestit
Tiivisyystestit, often translated as "compactness tests" or "tightness tests," are a category of statistical procedures used in hypothesis testing. These tests are designed to evaluate whether a given statistical model or hypothesis is sufficiently "simple" or "compact" to be accepted. The core idea behind Tiivisyystestit is to assess if the observed data is consistent with a restricted or simplified version of a more general model.
A common application of Tiivisyystestit is in the context of model selection. For example, when comparing nested
The theoretical underpinnings of Tiivisyystestit often involve comparing likelihoods or other measures of fit between the