F Statistic and the p Value

The F Statistic is the basis for the p Value that we use to determine the confidence we have in a test result. This video explains where the p Value actually comes from.

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[Tbarthelus]

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[hgcutie100]

Thank you so much! Why aren't you my prof!?

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[charlyosk]

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[magma628]

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[ROXcursed]

Thanks. This helped. :)

[zalmonet]

This so helped me!!

[MrSnippety]

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[charlesreid1]

Great supplement to Mason's "Statistical Design and Analysis of Experiments" textbook. He covers most concepts well, but I was so confused about the F-statistic... this really helped clear it up.

[MrCandyland8]

BRAVO! :]

[kbl0311]

thank you so much! I really had no idea what any of this was until now