Now position two cut-off points L' and R' on this standard normal distribution in such a way that the area under each wing of the standard gaussian is, say, 0.025 (red areas).
When the initial depth cut-off is one, it generates only the root node and examines it. If the root node is not the goal, then depth cut-off is set to two and the tree up to depth 2 is generated using typical depth first search.
On February 25, 2010, Microsoft won a court order which resulted in the temporal cut-off of 277 domain names which were being used as command and control servers for the botnet, effectively crippling a large part of the botnet.
Based on the distribution of the test statistic and the significance level, a cut-off value for the test statistic is computed. Values either above or below or both (depending on the direction of the test) this cut-off define the critical region.
These naturally occurring fractals (like clouds, mountains, river networks, and systems of blood vessels) have both lower and upper cut-offs, but they are separated by several orders of magnitude.
In this case, the correct decision is to reject the null hypothesis. What is the probability that she will obtain a sample proportion greater than the "cut-off" value of .58 required to reject the null hypothesis?
 See also: Distribution, Standard Deviation, Regression, Confidence interval, Variance
  
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