Significance level
Rejecting the hypothesis p = .5 on the basis of an improbable number of Heads involves a risk, for even a perfectly honest coin can produce 10 Heads in a row : this event is unlikely, but not impossible.
Significance Level:
Critical Region:
The critical values for the Anderson-Darling test are dependent on the specific distribution that is being tested.
The significance level calculated for each correlation is a primary source of information about the reliability of the correlation.
Bootstrap is useful to estimate of statistics such as confidence intervals and the significance level of these statistics is depending on the number of bootstrap replications.
The issue then becomes what the proper significance level is for this new null hypothesis. Nichols et al. call this the "minimum statistic for the conjunction null" hypothesis, or MS/CN. The same basic method of Friston et al.
 See also: Distribution, Normal distribution, Variance, Standard Deviation, T test
  
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