Dude! I'm a 45 year old cop finishing my bachelor's degree (FINALLY) and I'm taking a science lab with this stuff (accuracy, precision, significant digits, etc...). I was feeling like a complete idiot until I found your videos! You, Sir, are a life saver!! THANKS!!
Arrest me, boot licker. The police force was made as a monopolized investigative service and protection racket. It has taken generations for them to evolve into a militarized force that terrorizes the people who they're sworn to protect; those they see as enemy combatants. Bunch of brownshirt, evil statist fucks you are.
@t50n oh yeah, also watch my video "error and percent error," which also talks about what you'd do if you made a bunch of measurements that had different amounts of accuracy and precision. and thanks for your good question--it will help me make the videos better in the future.
Hey everyone, I'm here to help. If you have any questions or just want to learn more, click on the link in the description above. It'll take you to a page where you can ask me questions.
I actually forgot about this channel for a while as I've been studying other things but as soon as I saw it I remembered how good of a teacher this guy is.
I wish my teachers were a bit more like you! You are a brilliant teacher - you explained it well and I paid attention which is uncommon for me! Thank you very much! I hope you live a fantastic life and (when you eventually do arrive there) have a brilliant afterlife!
@t50n good question! you use accuracy and precision when you're doing measurements, like in the lab or something. like maybe you're measuring the amount of gas in a balloon or something, and each person gets a slightly different answers. you want to be able to find out how accurate and/or precise your answers all are. make sense? in the second video "Accuracy and Precision 2" i show more about how you'd actually use this in a real world lab setting.
Mr. DeWitt, you aced the teaching part here. Your friendly way of explaining worked towards my understanding of the topic. Thanks a lot. Please, keep it up. :).
Wonderful.. after going through many videos .. this video really taught me what accuracy and precision is .. i luv it .. wonderful way of explaining .. keep it up
thank you so much! this helped out a lot! i was trying to learn this but i couldn't get anyone else's explaination but i get yours very well! really helped me in doing my prelab :D
While calculating process capability of a machine, with your video i came to know that Cp is precision and Cpk is accuracy, Precision requires more investment than accuracy. As the precise process can be shifted to achieve results. Thanks
Jesus Christ sitting on a park bench, this guy is amazing!! My chemistry is an accelerated course, so my professor doesn't have the time to teach us everything. I would be so lost without your channel. Thank you sir!
This explanation is pretty Good . Thanks alot . If it isnt asking too much . Could you explain how to measure the percentage accuracy when reading a scale . ?
omg. I didn't understand the difference between accuracy and precision until I watched this. PLEASE TELL ME YOU TEACH FOR A LIVING! Because God has gifted you big time!! thank you!
I'm not sure if I have that curse you speak of or not. I'm a flight instructor and teach aerodynamics and such. I like to understand the material very well and I try to come up with ways of explaining things clearly. I know when I was a student it bugged me when I couldn't get an answer either because the instructor didn't know or because they couldn't explain it well. I think the problem I have is that the students aren't motivated to learn. Most pilots just want to know the bare minimum.
Am i correct in saying that it is not possible to be accurate without being precise? I'm pretty sure if your answers are close to the accepted value then for sure your answers will also be precise... I've never seen an example of something being accurate without being precise.
what would it look like for a dataset to be imprecise yet accurate? is it something like a work of art in "negative space," where you give all kinds of crazy disjointed answers that somehow perfectly carve out the center?
Must read: Walther, B.A., Moore, J.L., 2005. The definitions of bias, precision, and accuracy, and their use in testing the performance of species richness estimators, with a literature review of estimator performance. Ecography 28, 815-829.
Wow I got it nice video bro helpful At 1 st I tought like you are a science teacher and you are going to take a class about this but I like the way you delivered
I believe I accurately counted 26 instances of "OK" or "Alright", for an average of once every 22 seconds. Or more precisely once every 21.85 seconds, on the average.
As long as it will make them pass their test, they are happy and don't want to know anything else. It's a problem of rote learning - they don't care if they understand it or not. So it's tough teaching them. Some are great and love learning stuff but they are rare. I love teaching and I love being able to get a deep understanding of something but unfortunately not all people care about learning to understand something. As a pilot, that's not really a good thing in an emergency!
first of all.... thank you very much....I have a question.. what if one of the four people in 5:35 guessed that the age is 30... would it still be not accurate???
Did anybody realise how he didn't include a Precise? No Accurate? Yes example because it is impossible to have measurements that are relatively far from each other but at the same time all are relatively close to a single point. It's like you are trying to make the information close AND far away from each other at the same time which is impossible
On his part II video he included data (the target was 500.0 ft) which averaged to 500.0 ft exactly, but the three measurements were far away from each other. It can be done...
Dude! I'm a 45 year old cop finishing my bachelor's degree (FINALLY) and I'm taking a science lab with this stuff (accuracy, precision, significant digits, etc...). I was feeling like a complete idiot until I found your videos! You, Sir, are a life saver!! THANKS!!
Good on you man, you must well and truly finished by now!
I hope you found something more honorable to do. #bluelivesmurder
Arrest me, boot licker. The police force was made as a monopolized investigative service and protection racket. It has taken generations for them to evolve into a militarized force that terrorizes the people who they're sworn to protect; those they see as enemy combatants. Bunch of brownshirt, evil statist fucks you are.
LOL somebody watches too much CNN XD @freestatemarc
@@FreeStateMarc dude was just trying to learn physics, relax
@t50n oh yeah, also watch my video "error and percent error," which also talks about what you'd do if you made a bunch of measurements that had different amounts of accuracy and precision. and thanks for your good question--it will help me make the videos better in the future.
Sir ur great 😊
Hey everyone, I'm here to help. If you have any questions or just want to learn more, click on the link in the description above. It'll take you to a page where you can ask me questions.
I actually forgot about this channel for a while as I've been studying other things but as soon as I saw it I remembered how good of a teacher this guy is.
Same!
This shit makes so much sense to me now. Thank you, we NEED more teachers like this
Man u are the best 11 years later I can still learn for u I hope you are alive u the best
I wish my teachers were a bit more like you! You are a brilliant teacher - you explained it well and I paid attention which is uncommon for me! Thank you very much! I hope you live a fantastic life and (when you eventually do arrive there) have a brilliant afterlife!
Thank you so much! I like your teaching style!
@t50n good question! you use accuracy and precision when you're doing measurements, like in the lab or something. like maybe you're measuring the amount of gas in a balloon or something, and each person gets a slightly different answers. you want to be able to find out how accurate and/or precise your answers all are. make sense? in the second video "Accuracy and Precision 2" i show more about how you'd actually use this in a real world lab setting.
Sir you are helping me alot !! I cant imagine my chemistry without you this year !! I love you so much ! You are a great teacher !!
THANKKK YOUU I have a chem test tomorrow and you just saved my life!! :)
Thank you so much! My teacher is so confusing but this made it simpler. Thank you!
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I've watched various videos and read lots of texts to understand this concept, but only this video did it for me!
To learn how to do this, you want to watch the video called "Error and Percent Error."
Mr. DeWitt, you aced the teaching part here. Your friendly way of explaining worked towards my understanding of the topic. Thanks a lot. Please, keep it up. :).
Wonderful.. after going through many videos .. this video really taught me what accuracy and precision is .. i luv it .. wonderful way of explaining .. keep it up
you're better than my teacher and your explanation is perfect.Thanks alot
thank you so much! this helped out a lot! i was trying to learn this but i couldn't get anyone else's explaination but i get yours very well! really helped me in doing my prelab :D
While calculating process capability of a machine, with your video i came to know that Cp is precision and Cpk is accuracy, Precision requires more investment than accuracy. As the precise process can be shifted to achieve results. Thanks
Your explanation is amazing! Thanks.
Jesus Christ sitting on a park bench, this guy is amazing!! My chemistry is an accelerated course, so my professor doesn't have the time to teach us everything. I would be so lost without your channel. Thank you sir!
BEST CHEMISTRY TEACHER EVER I WISH MY TEACHER TAUGHT LIKE YOU THANK YOU
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This explanation is pretty Good . Thanks alot . If it isnt asking too much . Could you explain how to measure the percentage accuracy when reading a scale . ?
good job! your videos are easy to understand
thks alot for all the videos u upload on here. There are a lot of videos that helpful to us. Hope u will make more
amazing sir i have watched almost all of ur videos cause my class teachers are'nt teaching lessons as good as u.
what is accuracy and precision of the numbers 750.5 and 0.00002932.
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Thanks for the video Tyler, really good explanation!!!!!
Just perfect. Thank you so much.
You are amazing and teach very beautifully
Thank u so much...this video(accuracy and precision) really helps me with my Lab....
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you are the best man .i did not get any video near to this .thanks
very good explanation, it really helped me a lot.
keep it up!
That really helped me.....Thank you very much for giving such examples to explain Accuracy and Precision...😀😀😀
omg. I didn't understand the difference between accuracy and precision until I watched this. PLEASE TELL ME YOU TEACH FOR A LIVING! Because God has gifted you big time!! thank you!
Thank you! This really helped me understand
Helo Mr.Tyler Dewitt,It is very helpful.Please mention the linearity also.
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Wow, now it makes sense! Thank you!
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ur sig. fig videos helped me understand it fully
That tutorial is precise and accurate!! Tnx a lot :D
Nicely explained
I think accuracy and precision are relative terms. You can definitely say that a guess of 55 for the age is more accurate than 65.
thank you for making this video it helps me a LOT
Sir,
If true value is suppose 1.5 and one set of trials are 1.3 and 1.9 and other sets are 1.6, 1.6, so which set is more accuracy ?
1.6
Love ur teaching style.,
Thanks very much u have given me very good insight of these two..keep it up.
you are awesome. thank you smarty.
I'm not sure if I have that curse you speak of or not. I'm a flight instructor and teach aerodynamics and such. I like to understand the material very well and I try to come up with ways of explaining things clearly. I know when I was a student it bugged me when I couldn't get an answer either because the instructor didn't know or because they couldn't explain it well. I think the problem I have is that the students aren't motivated to learn. Most pilots just want to know the bare minimum.
Great video. Thanks man
Am i correct in saying that it is not possible to be accurate without being precise? I'm pretty sure if your answers are close to the accepted value then for sure your answers will also be precise... I've never seen an example of something being accurate without being precise.
Thanks alot man,now i got the concept :)
Thank so much u just made me not loose marks on my phys test :)
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Sir............... Great Explanation
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I have an idea for my teacher's activity for tomorrow :)) thanks again.
We need you to do videos about uncertainties!! Please do so...
Amazing and beautiful. Thank you
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what would it look like for a dataset to be imprecise yet accurate? is it something like a work of art in "negative space," where you give all kinds of crazy disjointed answers that somehow perfectly carve out the center?
Thank you very very much
that's really helpful
Must read: Walther, B.A., Moore, J.L., 2005. The definitions of bias, precision, and accuracy, and their use in testing the performance of species richness estimators, with a literature review of estimator performance. Ecography 28, 815-829.
What about a 4th situation where measurements are not precise but accurate?
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Thank uuuu
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Wow I got it nice video bro helpful
At 1 st I tought like you are a science teacher and you are going to take a class about this but I like the way you delivered
Finally I understand this concept
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Good explanation
Thank you so much, you explained it better than my Chemistry teacher
I believe I accurately counted 26 instances of "OK" or "Alright", for an average of once every 22 seconds. Or more precisely once every 21.85 seconds, on the average.
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Great! you can also see my lesson in topic. It may be a different approach. Update me about your opinions.
Really helped ty
I feel so much smarter thank you so much
As long as it will make them pass their test, they are happy and don't want to know anything else. It's a problem of rote learning - they don't care if they understand it or not. So it's tough teaching them. Some are great and love learning stuff but they are rare. I love teaching and I love being able to get a deep understanding of something but unfortunately not all people care about learning to understand something. As a pilot, that's not really a good thing in an emergency!
simple and easy way to understand...........
Concise and informative video, thank you~
Man my teacher doesn't explain to me like you. You should be my chem teacher
You are amazing! Thank you!
All your videos make sense to me :)
Thanks!
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Yo you should post more videos like these
Thank you
This video helped me allot...
first of all.... thank you very much....I have a question.. what if one of the four people in 5:35 guessed that the age is 30... would it still be not accurate???
yo I have the same question to lol
It depends on the rest of the values but I would say no
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Did anybody realise how he didn't include a
Precise? No
Accurate? Yes
example because it is impossible to have measurements that are relatively far from each other but at the same time all are relatively close to a single point. It's like you are trying to make the information close AND far away from each other at the same time which is impossible
yep
On his part II video he included data (the target was 500.0 ft) which averaged to 500.0 ft exactly, but the three measurements were far away from each other. It can be done...
Thank you very much, I just was inaccurate of understanding these words.
Thanx dudd