p-Value Explained II

Sometimes when we compare more than two items the p-Value could mislead our conclusions. This video provides an example and what to do to make your decisions.

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• Lean Six Sigma
• p value
• p-value
• ANOVA
• hypothesis test
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• probability

[iwilldomybest]

I'm a pharmacist who appreciates the explaination in P-value I and II. Even my daughter's text was completely confusing.

Thanks so much for giving examples and not just rambling explainations (like all the other sources I have linked to.) Sincerely, Renee Sadow, Pharm.D, PIC

[educatevirtually]

@iwilldomybest You are welcome. Thank you for the kind words. You will like F Stat and T Stat videos as well. Even more is available at the EducateVirtually website. Check out our sample courses. Charlie Carpenter

[dude7629]

Thank you so much

[chaulehai151287]

thank you sir

[mysoukouss]

Thank you for making the P value concept clear once and for all- God bless

[shamanhot]

Thanks man. Finally some good explanation without all the statistical jargon. I wish my lecturers were able to explain it as such!

[morganashley81]

Great Explanation! Wish I was in your classes! You helped me a lot!

Best-

Morgan

[khandaddash]

You're video doesn't put me to sleep, unlike my stats teacher. Thanks for making it clear and specific!

[mscull]

excellent video as i am studying for my six sigma test

[shounakk]

sir you are awesome. thank you so much for posting this video!!

[educatevirtually]

@ewingtm

In the beginning we stated that we wanted to maximze the pull strength and reduce the variation. C has a higher avg value than B and much less variation than A. Therefore we choose C. It was stated, you must have missed it.