wow....my professor took 3 days to teach us this, and I swear that I just now understand it after watching this video. Thank you for the clear and step by step instructions. I would however, have liked to see the T-chart to be able to visualize finding the p-value better.
If I dont have a calculator to find the P value then what do I do. I got confused there on step 4. I'm not sure where is the area part is and how to look for it. Thank you.
Excellent instruction.I have a few problems that I need help on and I was wondering if you could help me. Do you have an e-mail that I could send 3 problems to you? By the way you are very beautiful. Wow!!!!!
Let me apologize for all the idiots on here who make comments about things other than the video you do a good job of explaining things its greatly appreciated please don't be deterred by those who act like they are still in the 6th grade
@yardconnec1 Yes, if P is less than alpha, we reject. The reasoning behind it is because the alpha is our rejection amount. Anything within that rejection amount will be rejected. The P-value is our testing amount. So, if P is within (less than) alpha we will reject. If P is greater than alpha then part of the P is outside of the rejection amount and therefore in the non-rejection amount, so we fail to reject the null.
@sco40 We are rejecting the null, because this is a test (as all hypothesis tests are) of the null hypothesis. When I state the interpretation, it says as much. Try paying closer attention. :)
Hi I just want to ask. What do I do if I have 3 samples and I want to compare to see if the means are the same or not? Say I have 3 drugs (one is a control placebo) and I want to see if the drugs have a significant effect or not.
i don't quite understand step 4, if 3.15 is greater than the value given in the chart shouldn't you just reject it instead of trying to find the rough p-value?
@hoogiechugie We could just reject, because we know that we have a large t-value. However, doing the p-value approach, gives us the probability of the test statistic. It gives us a specific amount of evidence against the null.
just wanted to say thanks. I just received my statistics result and i did pass it (with some sort of miracle) and all thanks to youtube videos and one of them which helped me understand it was yours.
you are much hotter than my stats lecturer. I always thought that statisticians and mathematicians had boring voices, but you have a sexy voice. keep up the good work
wow....my professor took 3 days to teach us this, and I swear that I just now understand it after watching this video. Thank you for the clear and step by step instructions. I would however, have liked to see the T-chart to be able to visualize finding the p-value better.
HazyHippie 3 weeks ago
If I dont have a calculator to find the P value then what do I do. I got confused there on step 4. I'm not sure where is the area part is and how to look for it. Thank you.
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Excellent instruction.I have a few problems that I need help on and I was wondering if you could help me. Do you have an e-mail that I could send 3 problems to you? By the way you are very beautiful. Wow!!!!!
020536 1 month ago
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020536 1 month ago
Thank you!
juma22 2 months ago
lol I can't concentrate because she is so cute!
On the other hand, great teacher, really breaks it down.
..Now if she could just drop it likes it hot.. haha
ihatechannels1986 2 months ago in playlist More videos from tcreelmuw
How did you calculate the P-value ? which is 0.0017
drbandar 2 months ago
Let me apologize for all the idiots on here who make comments about things other than the video you do a good job of explaining things its greatly appreciated please don't be deterred by those who act like they are still in the 6th grade
cpowel2 2 months ago
what's the real reasoning behind rejecting the null hypothesis if the p-value is lower than the alpha value.
yardconnec1 3 months ago in playlist Statistics Review
@yardconnec1 Yes, if P is less than alpha, we reject. The reasoning behind it is because the alpha is our rejection amount. Anything within that rejection amount will be rejected. The P-value is our testing amount. So, if P is within (less than) alpha we will reject. If P is greater than alpha then part of the P is outside of the rejection amount and therefore in the non-rejection amount, so we fail to reject the null.
tcreelmuw 3 months ago
awesome!!!
yardconnec1 3 months ago in playlist Statistics Review
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reject what , bitch!!! the null or the alternative??? jesus christ , state what u mean
sco40 3 months ago
@sco40 We are rejecting the null, because this is a test (as all hypothesis tests are) of the null hypothesis. When I state the interpretation, it says as much. Try paying closer attention. :)
Oh, by the way, u is a letter...you is a pronoun.
tcreelmuw 3 months ago 5
@sco40
Don't be an asshole if you don't like the video shut the fuck up and don't watch it
cpowel2 2 months ago
So p-value belongs to the test statistic's distribution, right?
TradingTutor 8 months ago in playlist p value
this was very helpful..thank u
BillyBey1 8 months ago
question: shouldn't your hypotheses include all real numbers?
woonawoona 8 months ago
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I love you, and I will watch your videos until this semester is over.
zackfluoric 10 months ago
I love you, and I will watch your videos until this semester is over.
zackfluoric 10 months ago
i have a stats exam on monday and right now you are my savior!
puckvoodoo26 10 months ago
would somebody get this poor lady a eraser! thanks for the tips!
kirmizibaslikiz 11 months ago
This was amazing, you are awesome :) I hope your LDL level never raises over 130. Also take care of your clothes.
sullivanseven 1 year ago
nice eraser.
reytristanjoshua 1 year ago
Hi I just want to ask. What do I do if I have 3 samples and I want to compare to see if the means are the same or not? Say I have 3 drugs (one is a control placebo) and I want to see if the drugs have a significant effect or not.
danvedman 1 year ago
i don't quite understand step 4, if 3.15 is greater than the value given in the chart shouldn't you just reject it instead of trying to find the rough p-value?
hoogiechugie 1 year ago
@hoogiechugie We could just reject, because we know that we have a large t-value. However, doing the p-value approach, gives us the probability of the test statistic. It gives us a specific amount of evidence against the null.
tcreelmuw 1 year ago
thank you, i passed my statistics exams thanks to youtube videos and yours was one of it :)
Xpalman 1 year ago
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just wanted to say thanks. I just received my statistics result and i did pass it (with some sort of miracle) and all thanks to youtube videos and one of them which helped me understand it was yours.
Thanks again.
Xpalman 1 year ago
Hot lady.
apostledre 1 year ago 2
Shouldn't it be (n-1) not n?
law2255 1 year ago
This is for calculating the critical value.
law2255 1 year ago
Thank u, it is so helpful god bless u :)
karmooooooosh 1 year ago
You said the p-value is less than the smallest one we have, but one what? I don't get it? I don't understand how you assume its less than .01?
darrinpatterson 1 year ago
@darrinpatterson she meant the smallest number on the t-distribution chart.
you can find it here by google imaging t distribution table
MsChoEnglish 1 year ago
thank you so much! You saved my life!
shawnw585 1 year ago
Thank you very much.
vinatox 1 year ago
thank you so very much, very helpful
nnndfg 1 year ago
Thank You for taking the time to post the steps...Truly very Helpful :)
cvwelk 1 year ago
thanx alot :-)
sweetysanta 2 years ago
Thanks for helping me out with this and btw you are very cute :)
Idealbastard 2 years ago 20
thank you so much, that just helped me more than you'll ever know.
storyteller76 2 years ago 2
you are much hotter than my stats lecturer. I always thought that statisticians and mathematicians had boring voices, but you have a sexy voice. keep up the good work
chetdog 2 years ago 2
I'm in Statistical Methods 3 and I was couldn't figure out how to find the p-value. You saved my life!!! Thank you sooooo much :o)
Besamelento 2 years ago 6
Your first video? can't take my visual of the teacher; a complement. Nice work, very good.
Ogaju07 2 years ago