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A grоup оf scientists wаnted tо study how the COVID virus might аffect the oxygen sаturation level, which is a number between 0 and 100. A normal oxygen saturation level is at least 95. The scientists recruited a sample of 9 COVID patients who were at least 65 years old (Sample A), and measured their oxygen saturation levels. The data are listed below. Sample A: . (a) (3 points) Can we conclude that the median oxygen saturation level of COVID patients who are at least 65 years old is lower than normal? Perform the sign (binomial) test and interpret your results under the significance level 0.05. [State the hypotheses: 0.5 points; important value computation before applying the test: 0.5 points; R code/computation: 0.5 points; critical value: 0.5 points; conclusion in words: 1 point] One scientist in the group hypothesized that younger COVID patients may have higher oxygen saturation levels. To test this hypothesis, she recruited 7 COVID patients who were younger than 40 (Sample B), and measured the oxygen saturation level of the patients. The data are listed below. Sample B: . (b) (3 points) Can we conclude that younger COVID patients have higher oxygen saturation levels? Perform the permutation-based Mann-Whitney test and interpret your results under the significance level 0.05. [R code/computation: 1.5 points; critical value: 0.5 points; conclusion in words: 1 point] Another scientist in the group hypothesized that vitamin C might be useful for increasing the oxygen saturation level of the COVID patients. To test this hypothesis, she asked the patients in Sample A to take 100 milligrams of vitamin C per day for an entire week. Then, she measured the oxygen saturation level of the patients, and the data are listed below. Sample A after taking vitamin C: (c) (3 points) Can we conclude that vitamin C is useful for increasing the oxygen saturation level? Perform the Wilcoxon signed-rank test with the aggressive tie breaking and interpret your results under the significance level 0.05. [State the hypotheses: 0.5 points; important value computation before applying the test: 0.5 points; R code/computation: 0.5 points; critical value: 0.5 points; conclusion in words: 1 point] Another scientist in the group hypothesized that patients with higher body mass indices (BMI) may have lower oxygen saturation levels. To test this hypothesis, she collected the BMI information of the patients in Sample B. The data are listed below. Sample B BMI (kg/): . (d) (4 points) Can we conclude that a higher BMI is associated with a lower oxygen saturation level? Calculate the Spearman correlation to measure the correlation between BMI and lower oxygen level. Also, perform a permutation test and interpret the result under the significance level of 0.05. [Spearman correlation value: 0.5 points; R code/computation: 2 points; critical value: 0.5 points; conclusion in words: 1 point] (e) (2 points) Suppose the true median of the BMI values for COVID patients under the age of 40 is 25. Choose an appropriate test for testing the symmetry of the BMI values for COVID patients under the age of 40. [test choice: 0.5 points, critical value: 0.5 points, code/analysis: 0.5 points, conclusion in words: 0.5 points] (f) (2 points) Suppose the true median of the oxygen saturation levels for COVID patients who are at least 65 years old is unknown. Choose an appropriate test for testing the symmetry of the oxygen saturation levels for COVID patients who are at least 65 years old. [test choice: 0.5 points, critical value: 0.5 points, code/analysis: 0.5 points, conclusion in words: 0.5 points]
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