ANOVA (Part B) - Interpretation and When To Use

[ThereseRaynor]

Why couldn't my statistics professor make ANOVA seem this easy? Your students are very lucky to have their levels of frustration reduced by such a clear and thorough teacher! I know lots of people in my class could use this video (and luckily someone linked it from our FB page).

[maquis2011]

Thanks for this very clear explanation. I'm hoping to see more of your materials!

[TheMindlessKnight]

THANK YOU Dr. Kelley. I learned more in 9 minutes watching this video than I did in weeks in a statistics class.

[rkenshinn]

very nice explanation.

[bernd9000]

hi ProfKelley ,

thank you for your videos! one question: where does the p-value at 7:15 come from? i didnt get the transition from F to now p. (or anyone else) thanks in advance!!

[rkenshinn]

@bernd9000 you can use Excel to do an ANOVA test and it will calculate the p-value as well.

[elvispresleyucl]

Hi prof i thought this was brilliant!!! really helpful, for this first time i am understanding ANOVA, even though i have been thru a reseach and stats course. have you got more videos, a website or have your thought of writing a book.

I hate stats but at least i understand it now!

[Mesiastrouble]

AMAzing explanation better than my professor ^^!



[thedouble56]

good job...thaks :)

[arcticwolf2]

Great tutorial

[noelly89]

Thank you for posting this great video.

[sgtbetts]

Thanks. That was helpful. I shouldn't have waited so late in the class to actually start learning this stuff but your videos are seriously helping.

[ftisworth1]

Good explanation

[aquadevil2002]

Didn't know statistics could be taught in such easy to understand language. I really admire your skills as a teacher.

[amamf]

Extremely Helpful.

This is the most informative and easily understandable explanation I have seen for ANOVA.

Thank you

[MrSystemVI]

Thanks for the great video.

[adihrespati]

Thank you Professor. You helped us with our papers. :-)

[agwelch]

Very well done.

[allandario]

fantastic job man, i wish you were my prof. actually I will recommend this video to my classmates. My prof has a thick Russian accent and he tries to put examples related to the revolution in in-class assignment. thanks for the wonderful explanation. keep up the good work

[priscila2500]

This is a wonderful video and you're wonderful too

[sumikoa]

this was really useful, much more straightforward to me than some of the other videos I've watched. anova has been bugging me for the past three hours - wish i'd seen this video first! :)

[indrabhaskara]

I was thinking of borrowing a research method book from library and learning ANOVA..and then this thought crossed in my mind :there is must be on youtube, easy , fun way to learn ANOVA because it incorporates audio and video. I have found this tutorial is much better than lecture in the class because everytime you do not understand, you can always repeat and replay...Thanks Prof Kelley , thanks youtube...

[Retrochild1979]

Never thought I'd get the idea of ANOVA, great job! Keep posting!

[mbos4115]

Very clear, and helpful, much better than my university professor.

[sgansy]

Hi, i got confused with the statement at 3:14. "The larger the overlap, the bigger the F statistic." Shouldn't it be an inverse relationship like what the other slides say?

Thanks for putting this up. Very informative.

[ProfKelley]

Yes- you are right.

[ashukhalifan]

Many Thanks !! This is gr8.

[frailjar7]

Thank you. Unfortunately I never had this in my statistics class and it always bothered me that my professor skipped this portion of our text.

[pongkalatuts]

superb!!!!

[poroxukr]

very helpful!

many thanks!!!

[kashifakramft]

Thanks dear

you make a good sense

Plz also teach about principal component analysis in a very easy manner as u adopt in case of ANOVA

[brw150]

very helpful!

[alanna4858]

Excellent illustrations and information. Good voice too, makes a big difference! Thank you very much indeed. Good job.