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a) Correlational RD: Relationship b/w two factors b) Experimental RD: cause and effect case c) Descriptive RD: provides details of how and why questions regarding hypothesis d) Diagnostic RD: finding problematic factors
8:25 Experimental designs: 1. Single-factor experiments: Single factor experiments are those in which only a single factor varies while all others are kept constant. 2. Multi-factor designs: Multi-factor experimental designs are also called factorial experiments. They are used in experiments where the effects of more than one factor are to be determined. It is used to study a problem that is affected by many factors.
8:24 Descriptive research design: It provide insights into why and how of research Experimental research design: It establishes a relationship b/w cause and effect of a situation Correlational research design: It helps to establish a relationship b/w two closely connected variables
1. Descriptive: In a descriptive composition, a researcher is solely interested in describing the situation or case under their research study. It is a theory-based design method created by gathering, analyzing, and presenting collected data. 2. Experimental research: It is a scientific approach to research, where one or more independent variables are manipulated and applied to one or more dependent variables to measure their effect on the latter. 3. Diagnostic research: The researcher is trying to diagnose or find the root cause of a specific problem 4.Corealtional : In corealtional design we do comparision wehter male participates more in class then womens. 5. Explanatory research: Explanatory design uses a researcher’s ideas and thoughts on a subject to further explore their theories. The study explains unexplored aspects of a subject and details the research questions’ what, how, and why.
2:09 *one 8:25 1. Descriptive research design: In a descriptive design, a researcher is solely interested in describing the situation or case under their research study. 2. Experimental research design: Experimental research establishes a relationship between the cause and effect of a situation. 3. Correlational research design: Correlational research is a non-experimental research technique that helps researchers establish a relationship between two closely connected variables. 4. Diagnostic research design: In diagnostic design, the researcher is looking to evaluate the underlying cause of a specific topic or phenomenon. 5. Explanatory research design: Explanatory design uses a researcher’s ideas and thoughts on a subject to further explore their theories.
2:07 one Factorial design it is used when we have more than one factor (independent varriable) and their effects. e.g Age, medical dosage and time of dose. 3x2x3 (3 age(child,mid age, old), 2(10mg,20 mg), 3 (morn,afternoon, night))
Abdullah Ahmad 8:08 Research Designs: Descriptive Research Design: describe the situation or case under their research study. Correlational Research Design: establish a relationship between two closely connected variables Experimental Research Design: establishes a relationship between the cause and effect of a situation Diagnostic research: evaluate the underlying cause of a specific topic or phenomenon.
8:25 Descriptive research design: provide insights into why and how of research - Experimental research design: establishes a relationship b/w cause and effect of a situation - Correlational research design: helps to establish a relationship b/w two closely connected variables - Diagnostic research design: helps one learn more about the factors that create troublesome situations - Explanatory research design: explains unexplored aspects of a subject and details about what, how and why of research questions
8:29 Research Designs: Descriptive Research: IT involves descriptive commonly the measure of central tendency. It describes the change in situation for each group. Correlational Design: It involves the corelation diagrams and normally the pearson corelation coefficient to pick the design. Experimental Design: We control parameters except one to get the reason behind the change. In other words we know that how changing one paramter can effect other.
8:28 other than these examples, we also have a Factorial design. It is used in experiments where the effects of more than one factor are to be determined. For example, if the above given example of RCBD also take into account the Morning/Afernoon/Night factors, then the design would become 2x2x3 (2 Genders, 2 Food types, 3 time of day).
correlational RD: Relationship between two variables. (Any kind of variables) Descriptive RD: This methodology focuses more on the “what” of the research subject than the “why” of the research subject.
8:30 other research designs are, Correlational research = In this design the relationships of variables are measured without any manipulation. Descreptive research= the averages, trends or characteristics are measured in descreptive research. rcd and rcbd are types of experimental research, which is used to compare the relationship by dividing the variables in groups.
#2:09 one #8:24 Experimental: Used to test causal relationships Involves manipulating an independent variable and measuring its effect on a dependent variable Subjects are randomly assigned to groups Usually conducted in a controlled environment (e.g. a lab) Quasi-experimental: Used to test causal relationships Similar to experimental design, but without random assignment Often involves comparing the outcomes of pre-existing groups Often conducted in a natural environment Correlational: Used to test whether (and how strongly) variables are related Variables are measured without influencing them Descriptive: Used to describe characteristics, averages, trends, etc Variables are measured without influencing them
@8:05 1. Augmented Designs: It is used for large number of samples when the sample replication is not possible due to lack of resources. 2. Lattice Design: These are incomplete block designs in which the number of varieties or treatments forms a square.
8:30 Research Designs: Descriptive Research Design: describe the situation or case under their research study. Correlational Research Design: establish a relationship between two closely connected variables Experimental Research Design: establishes a relationship between the cause and effect of a situation Diagnostic research: evaluate the underlying cause of a specific topic or phenomenon.
@8:25 Fixed and Flexible Research Designs : Another distinction can be made between fixed and flexible research design. Often, these two research design types coincide with quantitative (fixed design) and qualitative (flexible design) data collection. With a fixed research design, the design of the research is pre-determined and known even before you start collecting data. Flexible designs, on the other hand, allow for more freedom when collecting data - for example, you don’t offer predetermined answer options, so the respondents have to type in their own answers.
Another type of statistic research design is Multi-factor Designs. 1- They are used where the effects of more than one factor are to be detemined. 2- it is used to study a problem that is affected by a large number of factors.
8:05 Split Plot Design -(SPD): experimental plots are split or divided into main plots, subplots and ultimate-plots - Lattice Design: Lattice designs are incomplete block designs in which the number of varieties or treatments forms a square. -Augmented Designs: This is an experimental design which is used to test a large number of germplasm lines in a limited area.
randomized blocks, Latin square, and factorial design. Correlational design, Diagnostic design, Pre-experimental research design. True experimental research design. Quasi-experimental research design. 8:27
8:25 Descriptive research design Correlational research design Experimental research design Diagnostic research design Explanatory research design Quantitative research design Qualitative research design Fixed vs. flexible research design Research design types by grouping i Cohort study ii Cross-sectional study iii Longitudinal study iV Cross-sequential study
Research design in data science Explanatory design Diagnostic design Descriptive design Correlational design Experimental design Qualitative research design Quantitative research design
08:24: Experimental Designs 1. Single Factor Designs (CRD, RCBD and LSD) 2. Multi Factor Designs (Also called factorial designs, used where effects of more than one factors are to be determined.) i.e 22 factorial design (two factors and two levels)
Factorial Designs Many experiments involve the study of the effects of two or more factors. Factorial designs are most efficient for this type of experiment. • In a factorial design, all possible combinations of the levels of the factors are investigated in each replication. Split-plot design A split-plot design is an experimental design in which the levels of one or more experimental factors are held constant for a batch of several consecutive experimental runs, which is called a whole plot. The levels of the remaining factors are varied during these experimental runs, and each level combination is considered as a subplot within the whole plot. Split-plot designs therefore consist of two types of experimental units: whole plots and subplots, where the subplots are nested within the whole plots.
08:08 Research design: The discussed design are, i think, related to experimental design based on statistical hypothesis. One more is based on experimental design is: - Factorial Design
Other common research designs Descriptive research design. Correlational research design. Experimental research design. Diagnostic research design. Explanatory research design.
8:29 types of Research Design Descriptive Research Design = the averages, trends, or characteristics that are measured in descriptive research. Correlational Research Design. = In this design, the relationships of variables are measured without any manipulation. Experimental Research Design. Diagnostic Research Design. Explanatory Research Design.
8:25 CRD, RCBD and LSD are under experimental research design. 4 types of research design Exploratory research Descriptive research Explanatory research Evaluation
CRD, RCBD ,LSD, food and gender, male (RCBD for all male and female, comparison), every goat is experimental unit research designs: descriptive , exploratory
8:09: Other research designs Correlational Research Design: It is used to establish a relationship between two closely connected variables Diagnostic research: It is used to evaluate the underlying cause of a specific topic or phenomenon. Descriptive Research Design: It is used to describe the situation or case under their research study. Experimental Research Design: It is used to create a relationship between a situation's cause and effect.
Quantitative and Qualitative Research can be divided into the following 4 major types of Research Designs: Descriptive Research Design Correlational Research Design Experimental Research Design Diagnostic Research Design Explanatory Research Design
08:32 There are four main types of Quantitative research: Descriptive, Correlational, Causal-Comparative/Quasi-Experimental, and Experimental Research.
2:08 "e" is missing in "one" Descriptive Research Design Correlational Research Design Experimental REsearch Design Diagnostic Research Design Explanatory Research design (these are mainly used in Biological research)
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Other research designs include 1-Factorial CRD 2- Factorial RCBD In factorial design, data collection is done in all possible combinations of levels of two desired factors.
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a) Correlational RD: Relationship b/w two factors
b) Experimental RD: cause and effect case
c) Descriptive RD: provides details of how and why questions regarding hypothesis
d) Diagnostic RD: finding problematic factors
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8:25 Experimental designs:
1. Single-factor experiments:
Single factor experiments are those in which only a single factor varies while all others are kept constant.
2. Multi-factor designs:
Multi-factor experimental designs are also called factorial experiments. They are used in experiments where the effects of more than one factor are to be determined. It is used to study a problem that is affected by many factors.
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Descriptive research design: It provide insights into why and how of research
Experimental research design: It establishes a relationship b/w cause and effect of a situation
Correlational research design: It helps to establish a relationship b/w two closely connected variables
1. Descriptive: In a descriptive composition, a researcher is solely interested in describing the situation or case under their research study. It is a theory-based design method created by gathering, analyzing, and presenting collected data.
2. Experimental research: It is a scientific approach to research, where one or more independent variables are manipulated and applied to one or more dependent variables to measure their effect on the latter.
3. Diagnostic research: The researcher is trying to diagnose or find the root cause of a specific problem
4.Corealtional : In corealtional design we do comparision wehter male participates more in class then womens.
5. Explanatory research: Explanatory design uses a researcher’s ideas and thoughts on a subject to further explore their theories. The study explains unexplored aspects of a subject and details the research questions’ what, how, and why.
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8:25
1. Descriptive research design: In a descriptive design, a researcher is solely interested in describing the situation or case under their research study.
2. Experimental research design: Experimental research establishes a relationship between the cause and effect of a situation.
3. Correlational research design: Correlational research is a non-experimental research technique that helps researchers establish a relationship between two closely connected variables.
4. Diagnostic research design: In diagnostic design, the researcher is looking to evaluate the underlying cause of a specific topic or phenomenon.
5. Explanatory research design: Explanatory design uses a researcher’s ideas and thoughts on a subject to further explore their theories.
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SPD: split plot design
Lattice design
Augmented design
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Factorial design it is used when we have more than one factor (independent varriable) and their effects. e.g Age, medical dosage and time of dose. 3x2x3 (3 age(child,mid age, old), 2(10mg,20 mg), 3 (morn,afternoon, night))
amazing video
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1- Factorial RD
2- Correlational RD
3- Diagnostic RD
4- Pre-experimental RD
Abdullah Ahmad
8:08 Research Designs:
Descriptive Research Design: describe the situation or case under their research study.
Correlational Research Design: establish a relationship between two closely connected variables
Experimental Research Design: establishes a relationship between the cause and effect of a situation
Diagnostic research: evaluate the underlying cause of a specific topic or phenomenon.
8:25
Descriptive research design: provide insights into why and how of research
- Experimental research design: establishes a relationship b/w cause and effect of a situation
- Correlational research design: helps to establish a relationship b/w two closely connected variables
- Diagnostic research design: helps one learn more about the factors that create troublesome situations
- Explanatory research design: explains unexplored aspects of a subject and details about what, how and why of research questions
8:29
Research Designs:
Descriptive Research: IT involves descriptive commonly the measure of central tendency. It describes the change in situation for each group.
Correlational Design: It involves the corelation diagrams and normally the pearson corelation coefficient to pick the design.
Experimental Design: We control parameters except one to get the reason behind the change. In other words we know that how changing one paramter can effect other.
8:28 other than these examples, we also have a Factorial design. It is used in experiments where the effects of more than one factor are to be determined. For example, if the above given example of RCBD also take into account the Morning/Afernoon/Night factors, then the design would become 2x2x3 (2 Genders, 2 Food types, 3 time of day).
Randomly assigned to one of the treatments
correlational RD: Relationship between two variables. (Any kind of variables)
Descriptive RD: This methodology focuses more on the “what” of the research subject than the “why” of the research subject.
Experimental designs
Split plot design
Lattice design
Augmented design
8:30
other research designs are,
Correlational research = In this design the relationships of variables are measured without any manipulation.
Descreptive research= the averages, trends or characteristics are measured in descreptive research.
rcd and rcbd are types of experimental research, which is used to compare the relationship by dividing the variables in groups.
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#8:24 Experimental:
Used to test causal relationships
Involves manipulating an independent variable and measuring its effect on a dependent variable
Subjects are randomly assigned to groups
Usually conducted in a controlled environment (e.g. a lab)
Quasi-experimental:
Used to test causal relationships
Similar to experimental design, but without random assignment
Often involves comparing the outcomes of pre-existing groups
Often conducted in a natural environment
Correlational:
Used to test whether (and how strongly) variables are related
Variables are measured without influencing them
Descriptive:
Used to describe characteristics, averages, trends, etc
Variables are measured without influencing them
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1. Augmented Designs:
It is used for large number of samples when the sample replication is not possible due to lack of resources.
2. Lattice Design: These are incomplete block designs in which the number of varieties or treatments forms a square.
8:30 Research Designs:
Descriptive Research Design: describe the situation or case under their research study.
Correlational Research Design: establish a relationship between two closely connected variables
Experimental Research Design: establishes a relationship between the cause and effect of a situation
Diagnostic research: evaluate the underlying cause of a specific topic or phenomenon.
02:10: Mistake is on ke jaga one hona chahiye.
One.
Exploratory Research
Descriptive Research
Explanatory Research
Evaluation Research
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Fixed and Flexible Research Designs :
Another distinction can be made between fixed and flexible research design. Often, these two research design types coincide with quantitative (fixed design) and qualitative (flexible design) data collection.
With a fixed research design, the design of the research is pre-determined and known even before you start collecting data. Flexible designs, on the other hand, allow for more freedom when collecting data - for example, you don’t offer predetermined answer options, so the respondents have to type in their own answers.
Another type of statistic research design is Multi-factor Designs.
1- They are used where the effects of more than one factor are to be detemined.
2- it is used to study a problem that is affected by a large number of factors.
@8:25
Descriptive RD
Correlational RD
Experimental RD
Diagnostic RD
8:05 Split Plot Design
-(SPD):
experimental plots are split or divided into main plots, subplots and ultimate-plots
- Lattice Design:
Lattice designs are incomplete block designs in which the number of varieties or
treatments forms a square.
-Augmented Designs:
This is an experimental design which is used to test a large number of germplasm
lines in a limited area.
randomized blocks, Latin square, and factorial design. Correlational design, Diagnostic design, Pre-experimental research design.
True experimental research design. Quasi-experimental research design. 8:27
8:30
Descriptive Research Design
Explanatory Research Design
Experimental Research Design
Diagnostic Research Design
Good
8:23
Descriptive design,
Correlational design,
Causal-Comparative/Quasi-Experimental design,
and Experimental Research design
8:25
Descriptive research design
Correlational research design
Experimental research design
Diagnostic research design
Explanatory research design
Quantitative research design
Qualitative research design
Fixed vs. flexible research design
Research design types by grouping
i Cohort study
ii Cross-sectional study
iii Longitudinal study
iV Cross-sequential study
Descriptive,
Corrrelational,
Diagnostic.
Experimental research designs
8:19 Expanatory reasearch results
Correlation research result and quasi experimental result
Research design in data science
Explanatory design
Diagnostic design
Descriptive design
Correlational design
Experimental design
Qualitative research design
Quantitative research design
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Corelational Work Design
Experimental research design
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Descriptive Research Design
Correlational Research Design
Experimental Research Design
Diagnostic Research Design
Explanatory Research Design
08:24: Experimental Designs
1. Single Factor Designs (CRD, RCBD and LSD)
2. Multi Factor Designs (Also called factorial designs, used where effects of more than one factors are to be determined.) i.e 22 factorial design (two factors and two levels)
I was waiting.
Factorial Designs
Many experiments involve the study of the effects of
two or more factors. Factorial designs are most
efficient for this type of experiment.
• In a factorial design, all possible combinations of the
levels of the factors are investigated in each
replication.
Split-plot design
A split-plot design is an experimental design in which the levels of one or more experimental factors are held constant for a batch of several consecutive experimental runs, which is called a whole plot. The levels of the remaining factors are varied during these experimental runs, and each level combination is considered as a subplot within the whole plot. Split-plot designs therefore consist of two types of experimental units: whole plots and subplots, where the subplots are nested within the whole plots.
8:29
Descriptive Research Design
Correlation Research Design
Experimental Research Design
Diagnostic Research Design
central composite design under response surface methodology (RSM) is quite popular for optimization.
@8:15 the types of designs of experiments are: single factor designs and multi-factor designs
08:08 Research design: The discussed design are, i think, related to experimental design based on statistical hypothesis. One more is based on experimental design is:
- Factorial Design
Other common research designs
Descriptive research design.
Correlational research design.
Experimental research design.
Diagnostic research design.
Explanatory research design.
Descriptive research design
Correlational research design
Explanatory research design
Experimental research design
Diagnostic research design
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8:29 types of Research Design
Descriptive Research Design = the averages, trends, or characteristics that are measured in descriptive research.
Correlational Research Design. = In this design, the relationships of variables are measured without any manipulation.
Experimental Research Design.
Diagnostic Research Design.
Explanatory Research Design.
8:25
CRD, RCBD and LSD are under experimental research design.
4 types of research design Exploratory research
Descriptive research
Explanatory research
Evaluation
CRD, RCBD ,LSD, food and gender, male (RCBD for all male and female, comparison), every goat is experimental unit
research designs: descriptive , exploratory
8:09: Other research designs
Correlational Research Design: It is used to establish a relationship between two closely connected variables
Diagnostic research: It is used to evaluate the underlying cause of a specific topic or phenomenon.
Descriptive Research Design: It is used to describe the situation or case under their research study.
Experimental Research Design: It is used to create a relationship between a situation's cause and effect.
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Descriptive RD
Correlational RD
Experimental RD
Quantitative and Qualitative Research can be divided into the following 4 major types of Research Designs:
Descriptive Research Design
Correlational Research Design
Experimental Research Design
Diagnostic Research Design
Explanatory Research Design
Diagnostic research design
Explanatory research design
They are of 3 types of more research designs in experimental research namely; pre-experimental, quasi-experimental, and true experimental research.
Descriptive Research Design
Correlation Research Design
Experimental Research Design
Diagnostic Research Design
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One* of the treatments
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Lattice Design
Augmented Designs
2:09 one*
08:32
There are four main types of Quantitative research: Descriptive, Correlational, Causal-Comparative/Quasi-Experimental, and Experimental Research.
2:08 "e" is missing in "one"
Descriptive Research Design
Correlational Research Design
Experimental REsearch Design
Diagnostic Research Design
Explanatory Research design
(these are mainly used in Biological research)
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Correlation, experimental
4th one is factorial design.
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unit ki speel ap nay uni likhay thay or one kay speel on likhay thay
Other types are
DESCRIPTIVE
EXPLANATORY
CORRELATIONAL
and many more
1. COMPLETELY RANDOMISED DESIGN or CRD
2. RANDOMIZED COMPLETE BLOCK DESIGN or RCBD
3. LATIN SQUARE DESIGN OR LSD
4.FACTORIAL DESIGN
Other research designs include
1-Factorial CRD
2- Factorial RCBD
In factorial design, data collection is done in all possible combinations of levels of two desired factors.
02:08
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Lattice Design
Augmented Designs
apne on likha huwa one of the treatments ana murshad
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2:05, *one of the treatments
8:23, Descriptive Research Design
Correlation Research Design
Experimental Research Design
Diagnostic Research Design
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