This was a very clear way of explaining it! I pay thousands of dollars for professors to ignore my requests for help and could not care less if their students pass or not. You're a great teacher, unlike everyone at Krannert Management School of Purdue U. Thank you!!!!
This video is so helpful and clearly explained. Thank you so much! But Please does anyone know why alpha hat a^ (which is not indexed by i) is in the summation but beta hat B^ gets taken out ?
Sir, great video. I need a little help, I have a question which I'm not understanding properly. Can you make a video of it to explain it to us. I can share the question to you, if you provide me your email address. It will be really helpful. Thanks in advance
This was a very clear way of explaining it! I pay thousands of dollars for professors to ignore my requests for help and could not care less if their students pass or not. You're a great teacher, unlike everyone at Krannert Management School of Purdue U. Thank you!!!!
U mean thousands of dollars for getting a degree? duh imagine if u start investing
I spent whole day trying to understand this but I finally did thanks to your video. Thank you so much
I never thought that I would come to understand derivation of estimates easier like this
Thanks a lot. It was easy to understand and explained really well. I appreciate it.
Probably the best video of this topic, thanks for this!
Thank you! This video helped me understand with ease. Great explanation
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Nice and wonderful content. I would be very happy if you can calculate the coefficient in case of TLS or total least square method too
It is good but indeed there are some areas that need to be further clearly explained just like what others have oberseved
Man, thanks are not enough. But, thanks from the bottom of my harth.
absolutely amazing
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This video is so helpful and clearly explained. Thank you so much!
But Please does anyone know why alpha hat a^ (which is not indexed by i) is in the summation but beta hat B^ gets taken out ?
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Can you please show one more thing of this calculation. Like how we can obtain intercept and slope of B0 and B1 after shifting line l to l'?
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Thank you man, but why are we minimizing with respect to a and not x?
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Why after 1/n multiplication that alpha and beta becomes their respective hats
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but why is alpha an inner function hmm
if you divide the first derivative by 2, should the answer be (yi-a^-b^xi)/2 = 0
You just casually got rid of the 2 and the minus sign??
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helpful but your volume is low
Sir, great video. I need a little help, I have a question which I'm not understanding properly. Can you make a video of it to explain it to us. I can share the question to you, if you provide me your email address. It will be really helpful. Thanks in advance