Multiple Regression Analysis Interpretation

[SumaPrashanth]

Excellent video explaining the interpretation, probably the best one I could find so far. Great going, please keep making more videos like this.

[enfieldluvr]

Excellent video. Simple language makes it understandable. Helps a lot! Thank you!

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[JGCouryo9]

The explanation is great! But not so much the materials... Why not projecting a computer-screen as in most other tutorials.

[educatevirtually]

@JGCouryo9 Thank you! For that detail take the e Learning course on our website.

[sharrison395]

Best regression analysis explanation!

[educatevirtually]

@sharrison395 Glad you liked the video. There is more at the Educate Virtually website. Sign up for an eLearning course today! Thanks!

[sachin01663]

Very well explained. Thanks. Need to check if you have statistics tutorials in SAS Base on your website

[mvpjesuslovesu]

thanks!!!

[johnincincinnati]

Clear explanations in "earth language" -- as I call it to my patients and students!

[educatevirtually]

@johnincincinnati Our eLearning courses feature earth language. Sign up for the newsletter on the website, EducateVirtually. Discounts on courses.

[CSRealist]

Straight talk. Rare in its effectiveness.

[Nickiller6969]

very helpful!

[ankushsi]

Very nice video. Makes the life simple.

[elvizchino]

really nice video... can you please let me know if there is an underlying assumption that the distribution should be normal to carry out a t stat test? Or is it applicable to any data set?

[educatevirtually]

@elvizchino The underlying assumption that is tested, is to assure that the residuals are normally distributed. There are some rare circumstances where the distribution of an input variable is so distant from a normal distribution that it may influence the results. In those rare cases the input variable data is transformed and the analysis is conducted with the transformed data. The assumption is the input variables have normally distributed data. T Tests work with continuous data/

[abes45]

Wow, thanks so much.......



[lcarn002]

The on-line Harvard Business course I am enrolled in for MBA statistics is HORRIBLE and ridiculously florid. Thanks for making it cut, dry, and simple!

[educatevirtually]

@lcarn002 Thank you. Stats should be understandable. The F-Stat and T-Stat videos will help as well. On the website we have eLearning courses and lot of sample courses which will be helpful as well. Just Search Educate Virtually, you will find us. The multiple regression course is still in the process of being converted to e-Learning, but is available live through Webinar on Demand.

[shabiz12345]

and now i can apply this in my research...

[nhatuankt]

Excellent presentation!

[MrCandyland8]

thanks, that cleared up alot

[cdashkid123]

Thank you very much. There isn't a lot of great free information out there on this topic but this video has been incredible in explaining multiple regression analysis to me. I really appreciate your kindness in uploading this video.

[1alahmadi1]

thank you so much for the presentation. It is very nice.

[ashman900]

that was a beautiful little presentation. thank you

[MrJacaranda]

Very nice, thank you

[pierretai]

Thank you for makng this video! =]

[p0sta]

thank you. it's much appreciated that you guys share knowledge!

I'm going to ace my presentation haha

[educatevirtually]

@p0sta You are welcome. If you really want to expand your knowledge take some of our e-learning courses at the Educate Virtually website. Charlie

[mlbeauford]

omgee... wish i had seen this two weeks ago lol... will help wonders on my final tho... thx

[educatevirtually]

@mlbeauford You are welcome! Visit the Educate Virtually website and take some e-learning courses. Charlie

[seventimesseven7x7]

thanks for helping me make since of my readings on multiple regression this week :-)

[educatevirtually]

@seventimesseven7x7 Thank you. We have more tutorials on our website Educate Virtually. Join the website to access the sample courses, then sign up for eLearning! More courses are on the way. Our channel has many more insightful videos as well. Please view Multiple Regression II Multicolinearity to understand what to do when the input Xs are related. Thank you Charlie

[adhiti07]

VERY nice explanation. I've stop searching for Multiple Regression Analysis after I watched this video. thanks!

[educatevirtually]

@adhiti07 You are welcome. We try to make statistics as understandable as possible. Visit the Educate Virtually website for eLearning and live webinar on demand coaching support. Please join the newsletter. Thank you, Charlie

[rezabladerunner]

Very clear and perfectly paced. One of the very few explanations that actually helped.

THANK YOU

[educatevirtually]

@rezabladerunner You are welcome. Check out the rest of the videos on the Educate Virtually channel. Upcoming videos will be about collinearity in multiple regression and Process Design for Six Sigma. Visit the Educate Virtually website, eLearning, great sample courses, and sign up for the newsletter! Thank you, Charlie