The t-test is used to compare the means of two population groups, while the ANOVA technique compares the means of three or more population groups. T-tests focus on within-group variation, while ANOVA analyzes between-group and within-group variation.
These two distinct yet valuable tests are crucial in the Six Sigma methodology. This course will teach you about them.
What you’ll learn
Introducing the Statistical Analysis Roadmap to be used when comparing groups of data.
Stability and Normality tests.
Adding hypotheses and P-values to Normality testing.
Introducing the Test for Equal Variances.
How these tests fit into the DMAIC roadmap.
How to use the t-test to compare the means of two groups.
Using the One-Way ANOVA method to compare the means of more than two groups.