Ordinary Least Squares Estimators - derivation in matrix form - part 1

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Thank you so much! My lecturer only explains her econometrics with matrices and I was lost as I only knew the summation form. I am very grateful for this.

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Thanks so much! :D The matrix derivation of OLS has been annoying me for the past few weeks, but this video really clears it up

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Whats 10 times ten again?

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[@lilizhang9440]

so whats the estimation of alpha hat?

[@abubakarqahwe8754]

where is alpha when you creating this new formula y=xb+u

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great lecture. Off topic. What is the setup you use to write on the screen?

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though demands some elementary backgrounds for viewers your explanation is great!

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thank you soooooooooooooooooo much!!! i dont suppose you have any videos on the neyman pearson lemma??
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Hi, thanks for your message and kind words. I don't have any videos on that subject yet, although I have added this to my list! Best, Ben

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[@vinuthomas2814]

Why is it that there is no matrix equivalent for the alpha portion of the original equation?

[@abubakarqahwe8754]

yes even me I confused that

[@rakoonberry7879]

There is. The first column of X is full of 1s and the first number in the β-vector is the alpha.

[@svl8389]

Bunch of 1s

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Nice vids mate!

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why it is so named "ordinary"?

[@Max-cs1dn]

Beta hat? Pizzahut.