I am hoping to use these functions to calculate inventory purchasing, basically raw stock for my production. I have data of 4 years. I have 2 years of this data, 2009 and 2010, which I want to use. The data is: ordered qty of a product, stock ordered or used, and then our produced qty's. Will using this technique help me forecast lump sums to run within a period, lets say 4 months, based on hitorical data, or should I used MAD, or some other technique. I have a lot of data to use. Thanks.
actually this post is really good. you can't get the grouped frequency standard deviation using the statistic functions in excel, so this does the trick.
The variance and standard deviation calculated in the video is for data presented by a distribution. The exact 182 data points are not known. The Excel functions =var( ) and =stdev( ) must be applied to the entire set of data values. It is a common mistake to apply these functions the the list of midpoints. This ignores the fact some midpoints occur many times.
shut up, nerd
woodzy72 4 months ago
You sound like the Joker off Batman, haha. Thanks for the upload. ^_^
ZeizeTheDay 9 months ago
it would be more helpful if you had a voice over or zoom in so that people can read your numbers better...
picklellama48 11 months ago
I understand what the standard deviation is but what is the variance exactly?
mikeylee2001 11 months ago
@mikeylee2001 variance is the bit before u square it. it says on my maths txtbook that its also a measure of spread
Shahzeb95ish 10 months ago
I am hoping to use these functions to calculate inventory purchasing, basically raw stock for my production. I have data of 4 years. I have 2 years of this data, 2009 and 2010, which I want to use. The data is: ordered qty of a product, stock ordered or used, and then our produced qty's. Will using this technique help me forecast lump sums to run within a period, lets say 4 months, based on hitorical data, or should I used MAD, or some other technique. I have a lot of data to use. Thanks.
3rni3PL 1 year ago
Thanks for the Video :)
Militant077 1 year ago
actually this post is really good. you can't get the grouped frequency standard deviation using the statistic functions in excel, so this does the trick.
thanks westofvideo.
mcdonkey 1 year ago
this guys doing it the looooooooong way!
marvelzmelvin 1 year ago
Its not the easy way for learners! Students may get confused!
qaseem65 2 years ago
i agree this video is not useful
baconology 2 years ago
The variance and standard deviation calculated in the video is for data presented by a distribution. The exact 182 data points are not known. The Excel functions =var( ) and =stdev( ) must be applied to the entire set of data values. It is a common mistake to apply these functions the the list of midpoints. This ignores the fact some midpoints occur many times.
westofvideo 2 years ago
Is your method of calculating the variance and standard deviation the same way as the using the excel functions =var( ) and =stdev ( ) ?
Angeo15 2 years ago
EXCELLENT post.
I can't say more.
0engima0 2 years ago