A One-Sample Hypothesis Test is a statistical procedure that belongs to the class of hypothesis testing methods and specifically involves testing whether the mean (or another parameter) of a single population differs significantly from a known or hypothesized value based on sample data.
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Nonparametrics: Statistical Methods Based on Ranks
Mitchell J. Mergenthaler, E. L. Lehmann · Technometrics · 1979 · 3.4K citations
One-Sample Multiple Testing Procedure for Phase II Clinical Trials
Thomas R. Fleming · Biometrics · 1982 · 997 citations
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