Thank you so much! Your videos have really helped my with my MSc. I was new to statistics and you have provided the foundation I need to get to grips with the key concepts. I will certainly recommend you.
Glad to hear it. The more members the channel gets, the more time I can spend on making the videos rather than trying to earn a living elsewhere. Do consider becoming a channel member to help me help others!
Student of sociology at Charles University here and I must say, whole semester didn't teach me as much as these videos, I was so confused during the past few months and now things are finally clear!!!
Often people only have a mathematical understanding of tests like ANOVA which makes it difficult for them to explain it. I have taught this for many years, which has helped deepen my understanding of the topic and what people find difficult.
Your channel is soooo helpful! Truly thank you! It’s very rare for people to be this good at explaining things; your teaching methods are absolutely wonderful!!! Question: if we are dealing with a lot of data where we need to score scale results for analyzing our study data; will we mainly just use one type of test (I.e. Test of means, difference between proportions, Chi-square, etc.) OR with taking data from scales is it more about asking the right questions about what is being measured, what the categories are, how many categories are there, et cerera and you just have to ask these questions to yourself in order to determine what kind of analysis to run for each and every question type from the scale that you are attempting to code for??
I'm happy you find my channel helpful. I'm afraid I don't understand your question. In some studies people do just one type of test, but in other studies different methods are used.
Thank you Dr. Nic. It is so easy to understand your presentation that is wonderfully explained in a simple way, an interactive session. Question: If we are working with ordinal data what are the type of analysis to be followed. Please suggest me, I am fixed with confusion.
Outstanding. Just the right level of mathematical complexity. Love the graphics. Ms. Dr. Nic you're gorgeous but maybe an avatar instead (distracting and gives an elementary school teacher impression! Lol). Keep 'em coming please and thank you!!
I am so glad I'm not going into statistics because I still don't understand any of this, want my degree done now so I don't have to look at or do any statistical tests again haha
Hello dear Dr. Nic I was talking to my friend about regression and hidden variables when an image crossed my mind. I saw in that image that if we could add time to regression models, we could think of something beyond hidden variables, and that could be hidden mechanisms. That is, with a series of statistical tests on the chronology of the presence of variables, we discover a hidden mechanism that occurs behind the scenes and leads to the production of data that we observe. For example, in the case of crime, if we discover the hidden mechanisms that cause them to occur, we can obtain levers to control them in order to reduce them. Do you have an idea to test hypotheses about the chronology of the presence of variables? It seems that the questionnaires and data models that are collected should also be specific and new fields should be seen in them. We may have to discover new distributions for probability. I have always learned new things from your videos and thank you. Be happy and victorious. Yours sincerely: Javad Ghaffarian Jomepour🌹
Interesting thoughts. Time series data is a whole new can of worms. One of the assumptions of regression is that the errors are independent of each other. However when you include sequential data that can violate that assumption. Keep on studying and thinking!
@@Dr.HarshTruth Indeed. I noticed other videos did that so I went through a phase of putting it in. My more recent ones wait until the end - but not everyone watches to the end. It's a dilemma! ;)
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aww thanks
the best video I have seen about ANOVA, simple, funny and force the knowledge to your brain. many thanks for this great form of art.
Glad you liked it!
Thanks I'm looking forward to seeing you more
You are such a gifted statistics instructor. I am so happy I found you!
Glad to hear it. I like to help people all over the world.
Thank you Dr Nic for saving my IB Bio Internal Assessment!
Thank you, when I become a professor I will make sure this video is part of the resources!!!
Thank you so much! Your videos have really helped my with my MSc. I was new to statistics and you have provided the foundation I need to get to grips with the key concepts. I will certainly recommend you.
Happy to help!
Thank you! This video made the concept of ANOVA easy to grasp!
Glad it was helpful!
Your videos have truly made things so much simpler. Thank you sooo much.
Happy to help!
Thank you so much for another amazing video.
Keep them coming!
Glad to hear it. The more members the channel gets, the more time I can spend on making the videos rather than trying to earn a living elsewhere. Do consider becoming a channel member to help me help others!
Getting ready for masters degree by brushing up on my stats knowledge n skills. Your video is awesome and I really like your voice
Thank you. I try to sound encouraging and helpful. Also cheerful.
Thank you so much for this easy explanation of something hard to grasp... Very useful and appreciated!
Glad it was helpful!
You're a F A N T A S T I C teacher. LOVE your work❤️
Thank you! 😊
Student of sociology at Charles University here and I must say, whole semester didn't teach me as much as these videos, I was so confused during the past few months and now things are finally clear!!!
I’m very happy to hear that. I like to think you had some idea already but my video helped to put it all together.
Thanks Viola
Maybe you nearly had it and then the videos helped it all to fall into place. Either way, I'm pleased things are clear now.
This is so much simpler than my Engineering lecturer made it sound
Often people only have a mathematical understanding of tests like ANOVA which makes it difficult for them to explain it. I have taught this for many years, which has helped deepen my understanding of the topic and what people find difficult.
Great vid. Would be a bonus to see how you would write up the result following the Tukey test. 👍
I'll see what I can do. It is pretty similar to writing up a difference of two means.
Thank you for your explanation
You are welcome
When 'P' is low Null must go! Loved it :D
I know! I can't remember where I first heard it, but it really helps.
I learned the phrase, "when the p is low, the Ho must go.
Your videos are THE BEST, thank you!!!
Glad you like them!
Your channel is soooo helpful! Truly thank you! It’s very rare for people to be this good at explaining things; your teaching methods are absolutely wonderful!!!
Question: if we are dealing with a lot of data where we need to score scale results for analyzing our study data; will we mainly just use one type of test (I.e. Test of means, difference between proportions, Chi-square, etc.) OR with taking data from scales is it more about asking the right questions about what is being measured, what the categories are, how many categories are there, et cerera and you just have to ask these questions to yourself in order to determine what kind of analysis to run for each and every question type from the scale that you are attempting to code for??
I'm happy you find my channel helpful. I'm afraid I don't understand your question. In some studies people do just one type of test, but in other studies different methods are used.
Ur making statistics so simple n easy by teaching in your simple language thank you mam🙂
glad to hear it
Your videos are big help during this pandemic. Thank you so much!
You're very welcome!
This is fab, so clear and concise! Thank you
Thank you - your comment made me smile.
Thank you VERY MUCH for your very clear and straight to the point explanation! ^_^
You are most welcome. It can take a lot of effort to make something clear.
Again, you are SAVING my life.
Happy to keep you alive.
Thank Dr.Nic!!
My pleasure!
Beautifully explained
Thank you so much 🙂
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Thank you Dr. Nic. It is so easy to understand your presentation that is wonderfully explained in a simple way, an interactive session.
Question: If we are working with ordinal data what are the type of analysis to be followed.
Please suggest me, I am fixed with confusion.
Not all ordinal data is the same. You might find this blogpost useful: creativemaths.net/blog/ordinal/
Please doctor could you present serie about SPSS with exapmle for testing variables and sample in general..thank you so much
I don't have access to a copy of SPSS just now, so will probably stick to Excel. Jasp is pretty close to SPSS and is open source, so I could use that.
Hi I like this video when I was at University I like this lesson ANOVA I study in French .
thank you
You are welcome
Thank you
You're welcome
This is great
Thanks. It is the first one I’ve done on more advanced statistics so I’m happy it seems to be getting the level right.
@@DrNic I am really interested in the next such videos
Thank you so much for this!
You're so welcome!
"p is low, NULL must go", very good video
It is a very handy little jingle. I didn't invent it, but I've used it a lot in my teaching and videos.
Love your videos!
So glad!
Outstanding. Just the right level of mathematical complexity. Love the graphics. Ms. Dr. Nic you're gorgeous but maybe an avatar instead (distracting and gives an elementary school teacher impression! Lol). Keep 'em coming please and thank you!!
Stephen Messer I second the avatar; it helps blend her in more seamlessly into the video!
Indeed, but avatars cost more than photos.
thank you for this lucid explanation, ma'am. :D
Glad it was helpful! I like being lucid - good word!
Thanks! Fantastic!
Glad you liked it!
Mam you are too good
Thanks a lot
Very nice thank you!
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great video, thanks very much.
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@@DrNic passed my exam :)
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Thank you! I put lots of thought into these, so it is great to be appreciated
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I am so glad I'm not going into statistics because I still don't understand any of this, want my degree done now so I don't have to look at or do any statistical tests again haha
ANOVA is one of the more advanced techniques
So helpful
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you, this was very helpful :-)
So glad!
you are awesome!
Awww
Please reach out to my instructors and teach them how to teach!!!
I used to write a blog on how to teach statistics. Maybe you can send them a link. creativemaths.net/collected-works/ 👩🏫
thankyou
You're welcome!
thanks maneee
Hello dear Dr. Nic
I was talking to my friend about regression and hidden variables when an image crossed my mind.
I saw in that image that if we could add time to regression models, we could think of something beyond hidden variables, and that could be hidden mechanisms.
That is, with a series of statistical tests on the chronology of the presence of variables, we discover a hidden mechanism that occurs behind the scenes and leads to the production of data that we observe.
For example, in the case of crime, if we discover the hidden mechanisms that cause them to occur, we can obtain levers to control them in order to reduce them.
Do you have an idea to test hypotheses about the chronology of the presence of variables?
It seems that the questionnaires and data models that are collected should also be specific and new fields should be seen in them.
We may have to discover new distributions for probability.
I have always learned new things from your videos and thank you. Be happy and victorious.
Yours sincerely: Javad Ghaffarian Jomepour🌹
Interesting thoughts. Time series data is a whole new can of worms. One of the assumptions of regression is that the errors are independent of each other. However when you include sequential data that can violate that assumption. Keep on studying and thinking!
@@DrNic you’re amazing
perfect
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Great
Thanks
Under which video can we find how to perform the anova test in excel
This one shows the interpretation. Here is a video to help with performing the analysis in Excel: th-cam.com/video/s7jv6ip6xTw/w-d-xo.html
Ur awesome
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Thanks
"Before we start, please like this video" :D
And did you? ;)
@@DrNic I honestly liked the video, but only *after* having watched it 😅
@@Dr.HarshTruth Indeed. I noticed other videos did that so I went through a phase of putting it in. My more recent ones wait until the end - but not everyone watches to the end. It's a dilemma! ;)
You put your face in these videos so many times lol
It’s easier than live video.
@@DrNic It's not necessary. We can learn the info perfectly without it.
@@ashleynix3879 can't you just be grateful... I love seeing her face it makes me happy while learning, okay?
@@DrNic i think it’s very important to see the expressions of the teacher, so I personally like the face of teacher...
@@aryamahima3 Thank you for your encouragement. I was feeling a bit sad and you cheered me up.
Love your videos!
Thank you!
thank you