Thank you so much. My university lecturers aren't great, and I just can't learn maths from a textbook. It helps so much that you have explained it in such a simple, clear way.
Im not sure I understood much from this explanation. I would have prefered a more practical application. Could you indicate if you have another video. Also as it relates to the degree of freedom I was a little confused as I thought it was n-1 but you seem to suggest its = to n
The semester is pretty much over now... I really wish I'd gotten the idea to go to youtube for help earlier in the semester (definitely would have gotten an A+)!!! Thank you for making these!
My stats teacher just throws a bunch of formulae on the board, and then when you have to do stuff I have no idea where the distributions come from or what they are used for, how to use them, or what they mean.
Thank you for covering statistics!! These statistics videos are so valuable to me, I can finally understand the concepts. Thank you!~ (more on statistics would be great:))
So standard normal distribution is normal distribution's z-scores distribution?
Trackman2007 3 weeks ago
thank you, that helped alot for my exams
Wolowitz75 1 month ago
Thank you so much. My university lecturers aren't great, and I just can't learn maths from a textbook. It helps so much that you have explained it in such a simple, clear way.
MASTER3XPL0D3R7 1 month ago
Im not sure I understood much from this explanation. I would have prefered a more practical application. Could you indicate if you have another video. Also as it relates to the degree of freedom I was a little confused as I thought it was n-1 but you seem to suggest its = to n
StanleyMT 2 months ago
The semester is pretty much over now... I really wish I'd gotten the idea to go to youtube for help earlier in the semester (definitely would have gotten an A+)!!! Thank you for making these!
CM1691 2 months ago
isn't degree of freedom supposed to be n-1?
ch33v33 2 months ago
@ch33v33 yeah, I think it is number of groups minus one (N-1) instead of number of participants minus one (n-1)
CM1691 2 months ago
ur awesome mate
Nickiller6969 3 months ago
I still do not understand how did you get that chart...
Simistar3179 5 months ago
I'm a bit lost.. is there a preliminary video to this? I don't know the language.
Catalonia 5 months ago
My stats teacher just throws a bunch of formulae on the board, and then when you have to do stuff I have no idea where the distributions come from or what they are used for, how to use them, or what they mean.
MutantNinjaFly 10 months ago
I love this guy.
tonimatasnim 11 months ago
Damn it.. my x's looked like chi's to begin with!
sjsawyer 1 year ago
Time stamp 03:00. ONE degree of freedom?!?! Are you sure? Your videos seem to contradict.
CogitoErgoCogitoSum 1 year ago
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CogitoErgoCogitoSum 1 year ago
That is in a normal sampling case. If it is more complex, the degree of freedom is different.
dalcde 1 year ago
brilliant video
zackboomer 1 year ago
Thank you for covering statistics!! These statistics videos are so valuable to me, I can finally understand the concepts. Thank you!~ (more on statistics would be great:))
pum88 1 year ago 9
Just covered this today. Weird.
ProjectXenon 1 year ago 2
Could you record a video about degrees of freedom?
norwayte 1 year ago
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@norwayte "Could you record a video about degrees of freedom?
norwayte 1 day ago" Degree of freedom is just the sample size minus 1, with a fancy definition.
dalcde 1 year ago
You're the bessst <3
16jrsoccer 1 year ago 5