Greetings, I'm rather new to R, and only just subscribed to the mailing list.
I have run into a strange result in a t-test. The data represents the the hypothetical differences obtained for a t-test for dependent samples.
All the numeric output looks OK, but the statement that the alternative hypothesis is accepted seems rather strange.
It doesn't say which hypothesis is accepted - the printed output just helps remind you what the alternative hypothesis is. In this case, a p-value of 0.73 means you would be really, really safe sticking with the null hypothesis.
Cheers
Jason
(who is deliberately not dragging the professed non-statistician into the discussion we've had recently on the merits of p-values). :)
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