Tons of respect for creating this content, it's very helpful for a python newbie like myself. But, with all due respect, your explanation of p-value and how it should be interpreted is simply not true. A low p-value does not mean the results are reproductible and it does not reflect how the data we collected is represented in the population (around 15:30). p-value is the probability (under the null hypothesis ) to get a result as extreme as we obtained. this is why a high p-value cannot support a null hypothesis, it can only provide support to the expriment's hypothesis, h1.
Thanks, my intention was that the the p-value represents (inversely) the likelihood that the results will be reproduced. Wouldn't that be interpreted the same as getting results "as extreme as we obtained"?
@@MarkKeith both explanation are correct, to add up more, P-value can be interpreted as the measure of evidence against null hypothesis , provided by the data. Feel free to correct me, if any mistake.
@Mark Keith where is countinuation of univariate stats, automating?
Tons of respect for creating this content, it's very helpful for a python newbie like myself.
But, with all due respect, your explanation of p-value and how it should be interpreted is simply not true. A low p-value does not mean the results are reproductible and it does not reflect how the data we collected is represented in the population (around 15:30). p-value is the probability (under the null hypothesis ) to get a result as extreme as we obtained. this is why a high p-value cannot support a null hypothesis, it can only provide support to the expriment's hypothesis, h1.
Thanks, my intention was that the the p-value represents (inversely) the likelihood that the results will be reproduced. Wouldn't that be interpreted the same as getting results "as extreme as we obtained"?
@@MarkKeith both explanation are correct, to add up more, P-value can be interpreted as the measure of evidence against null hypothesis , provided by the data. Feel free to correct me, if any mistake.
i m from india i need your notes for study how i get this?
Sorry for how late I am. It's in my book and I've added the link the description