Bootstrap 1-mean T-interval?
When there is doubt that the population meets assumptions, a bootstrap method may be appropriate.
What are the assumptions in t-interval that can be broken to use a bootstrap?
*data is not heavily skewed and/or
*data is not normal amd/or
*sample size is small
Bootstrap method?
approximate the distribution of T.
Steps for the bootstrap method?
*Take a sample from the population
*Resample from the sample while pretending the sample is the population (same sample size as original)
*Replace
*calculate sample mean, and sd
*repeat the resample many times.
*Make a distribution using a histogram to create a bootstrap distribution of t (approximation of distribution of t)