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TheEsrail 11 months ago 2
I have a term paper due in a few days and this video helped me significantly...Thanks
kcgnz2 1 year ago
if constant is -.109 and t is -.092 with sig .929..what does it mean
sairagillani1 1 year ago
hi.am new to stats...can the value of the constant be negative
sairagillani1 1 year ago
Excellent presentation. My only issue is that more than likely salary is the D.V. and determined by points scores (I.V.). In other words, the more points you score, the more likely you are to receive a higher salary.
erhiney 1 year ago
Thank you so much, very clear and useful. I wish my stats lecturer ran through everything this clearly, it would make our lives so much easier :) thanks again!
solongo7 1 year ago
Very helpful series. Many, many thanks for uploading.
lowbalancealert 1 year ago
thanks!!! ALL Stars!!! if you have time please put up more.
khoojlyn 2 years ago
You remind me of my own stats teacher at York University. Very descriptive and clear. I wish you worked at york :)
noahy1 2 years ago
can you please show us how to find the 'best' multiple regreesion model, using partial f-tests.
thanks
JSA19882007 2 years ago