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statistical test

statistical test A statistical test is a method used to judge whether an observed difference or result is likely to be meaningful rather than due to chance.

A statistical test is a method used to judge whether an observed difference or result is likely to be meaningful rather than due to chance. In this packet, it refers to using McNemar’s test to assess whether competing classifiers differ significantly in performance.

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Drafting source: Reza Md Shihab; Elias Farhana; Mahmud Monirul Islam; Ahmed Nova. Attention and residual mechanism-based CNN architecture (ARC-Net) with enhanced fairness generalization for deepfake facial image detection. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0340099; article XML SHA-256 0a4690bba8eb6ebd917b2bc05a401730aec73ccf14e9d21ee9d072c18b070549. “Attention and residual mechanism-based CNN architecture (ARC-Net) with enhanced fairness generalization for deepfake facial image detection” (10.1371/journal.pone.0340099).
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