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Analysis of Variance 3 -Hypothesis Test with F-Statistic
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Even I got the business statistical master degree, I get to say this is most simple way to demonstrate and explain the ANOVA I ever seen. Thanks!
Taking online course...only had a confusing powerpoint to learn this. Bless your soul. So helpful!
I'm from the future and they're still giving us the same powerpoints 8 years on
This set of 3 videos was amazing. Completely understood ANOVA. Thank you so much.
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Currently studying a Bachelor of Business at UTS, my statistics lecturer failed spectacularly to explain the use of F statistics and even how to calculate them (and the rest of the content you cover in ANOVA 1&2).
If it wasn't for these videos I would quite likely fail that part of the exam, so you have my deepest thanks.
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after 5 years ......
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this video lectures are very useful for every statistics students...i like it
Brilliant video!! It actually helps me to understand the concept a lot better as our lecturer’s approach was too abstract for me to understand clearly I guess... Thanks for making this video!
I should have watched this before I pulled my hair out for an hour! Thank you so much for explaining this the way that I can understand!!
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I am Speechless.. Requesting you for more ANOVA videos..
It's getting better and better and better. Keep on going.
Very well explained video. It would have been nice to have made some comments regarding the assumptions of ANOVA (eg. balanced data), but overall this was a great video. You should consider doing examples of nested ANOVA and two-way ANOVA !
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VERY HELPFUL FROM THE 1st ANOVA VIDEO!!
Very clear explanation, great job.
This is pure gold. Thanks
Thank you based Salman Khan for this video. I have been trying to learn what the F statistic is for 2 whole days to no avail until I came across this. And now I do.
im actually starting to remember some econometrics from 2 semesters ago, thank you mr. Khan
thanks a tonne for the video !
Seriously, thank you so much. I have been up all night trying to figure out the meaning of my results. This makes so much sense!!!
What a clear explanation.its amazing!
Fantastic explanation!! Thank you very much!!
for a one way ANOVA should we look at the 95% confidence intervals or should we look at the standard deviation 1.39 error bars to test our hypotheses?
Hey. This is awesome. Thank you!
Very Nicely Explained . Thanks!!
Thank you for this!
Great video! Although I've been taught completely different terminology. SST = sum of squares due to treatments (i.e. SSB), SSE = sum of squares error (SSW), TSS = sum of squares total (SST). This made figuring it out pretty confusing. Anyone else use this terminology where SST means SS due to treatments, rather than SS total? Thanks again Khan Academy.
Very helpful. Thanks again!
Is the F-statistic here the same as the pseudo-F from a PERMANOVA test? What determines a high or low F-stat.?
Thx for saving my statistic. Keep it up the great work
Crystal clear explanation
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Thank you thank you thank you! I understand!!!
My university stat course doesn't go deep into the math like you do which I understand better when the math is said like how you do it. Can you recommend me any books that dive deep into the math and the "why" for every equation degrees of freedom and etc we use?
Thank you!
i would love to see a video explaining how to interpret results from a SAS program :)
This is really helpful! Thank you! =)
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Now I understand what’s actually happening in my stats class.
Many thanks!
Dear Khan, great video and tutoring, but I have a question about the degrees of freedom. I have assumed that m=3 and n=9. If m(n-1) gives the degrees of freedom for SSW. How do you get the d.f=6 ?
Thank you
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how did u compute f critical computed?
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how do we choose which significance level to use?
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Mr. Khan is a great teacher. What I don't understand, however, is why SSB is not 2-4(squared) + (4-4) squared plus (6-4)squared? That is, why take the number of values for each group the way Mr. Khan did this in video?
i love ur videos brother salah
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Sir can uh plz tell me that
Why we use Alfa in testing F while hypothesis is two sided I mean why not Alfa by 2 kindly plz reply sir
Correct me if I'm wrong, but at 7:10 it's claimed that Fisher came up with this. To my knowledge it was George Snedocor, he just named it after Ronald Fisher.
+kcor4 You're right.
Can I make a request for pretty much everybody here? Please cover some advanced topics(like odds ratio and logistic regression) Thanks for the help, I'm going for AP statistics exam when the school year starts :)
F test is named after RA Fisher a British Statistician and not Fischer as Sal claims
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I am looking for a video that explains how to figure out what ANOVA scores (F scores) really mean? What do those numbers mean?
I wish you were my stats prof....
ok so if my f stat is 1112 what does that mean did i do wrong
great job.... but where is 2 way anova without replication?????????????????
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this helped me how to analyze data for my research TT, thank you so much ( T n T )
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yeah...i'm understanding stats
This is not from the basics.
Because I am here to know why we reject the null hypothesis? What is basic for rejecting the null hypothesis? This video is just a process of conducting ANOVA.
Box plot
so is a m the same thing as a K
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correct me if I am wrong, but is the d.f. for SSW not (m-1)(n-1) --> instead of m(n-1)
it is m(n-1) or mn-m which is the same
are you referring to chi test?
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I repeated the F statistics part for like 10 times and I'm still confused
Edit: OKAI I GOT IT
Got my A-Level Stats exam (SS06) coming up in a few weeks and this is gold... Tyvm...
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What everyone below said :-)
what if the d.f of the denominator is 188 and does not come up on the tables ?
In that case you may use Stata or any other program that can calculate for you the p-value, then you should reject the null hypothesis if p
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