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I'm not sure what you mean.

The theory of the null hypothesis is the same regardless of your statistical test. The point is for it to be rejected, not necessarily for it to be "accepted."

Typically we would say that either we rejected the null or we failed to reject the null.

But you are right that the null hypothesis depends on what you are testing. Sometimes the null hypothesis is that your distribution is gaussian, or that there is no difference in means between two populations, etc.

EDIT: To clarify, I think I see what you were trying to say. But my comment was in regards to the specific null hypothesis that was asked about in this thread and its about the null hypothesis in general.

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text I'm not sure what you mean. The theory of the null hypothesis is the same regardless of your statistical test. The point is for it to be rejected, not necessarily for it to be "accepted." Typically we would say that either we rejected the null or we failed to reject the null. But you are right that the null hypothesis depends on what you are testing. Sometimes the null hypothesis is that your distribution is gaussian, or that there is no difference in means between two populations, etc. EDIT…
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