Question 13 of 15 View Policies Current Attempt in Progress 111 Read FAQ 2.3.3 to learn about Type I and Type Il errors

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Question 13 of 15 View Policies Current Attempt in Progress 111 Read FAQ 2.3.3 to learn about Type I and Type Il errors in order to be able to complete this exercise. 2.3.26 Spam filters in an email program are similar to hypothesis tests in that there are two possible decisions and two possible realities and therefore two kinds of errors that can be made. The hypotheses can be considered as: Ho: Incoming email message is legitimate. H₂: Incoming email message is spam. Describe what rejecting Ho means in this context. It has been proven the incoming email message is spam It is decided that the incoming email message is spam It has been proven that the incoming email message is legitimate It is decided that the incoming email message being legitimate is plausible
Describe what failing to reject Ho means in this context. It is decided the incoming email message is spam It has been proven the incoming email message is spam It is decided that the incoming email message being legitimate is plausible It has been proven that the incoming email message is legitimate
Describe what rejecting a true null hypothesis means in this context. The message is legitimate, and it is decided that the message being legitimate is plausible The message is spam, but it is decided that the message being legitimate is plausible The message is legitimate, but it is decided the message is spam The message is spam, and it is decided the message is spam
Describe what failing to reject a false null hypothesis means in this context. The message is spam, but it is decided that the message being legitimate is plausible The message is legitimate, and it is decided that the message being legitimate is plausible The message is spam, and it is decided the message is spam The message is legitimate, but it is decided the message is spam