Professor Benson: Excellent video. I am doctoral candidate working on my dissertation and your explanation of Correlation and Multiple Regression was very helpful. In my research study, I am using the delphi research methodology (series of questionnaires sent to a small number of subject matter experts to obtain collaborative judgement or agreement regarding a specific subject or query). In the second round of questionnaires, I am asking the respondents to rank (in order of significance) the responses from round 1. At this point, I was stuck; as to how I would quantify consensus? I did some research... and decided I would use the "Kendall W Correlation Coefficient (W = 12S/m^2 (N)(N^2 - 1) analysis technique to demonstrate consensus. To make a long story short, your video basically enlightened me regarding the multivariant world. Don't get me wrong, I am a long way from getting to point "B" from point "A", however, I now feel like I can see the light. Thank you!
Thank you for giving me some confidence in writing my assignment. I have no previous knowledge in analytics and I was struggling. But this video is incredibly helpful.
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Hi Professor Benson, I don't know how many thanks I should give to your explanations. Very clear and direct. But one question I have is why do you need to run regression analysis twice?
Good video, very explanatory. I'm trying to apply the same study to a survey conducted every day to patients attending to a medical clinic. Any suggestions???
Thank You Wendi for this useful material , the methodology of learning is very simple and could be understood by any level of student thank you for your dedication and please I need you to post your email just in case if we have some questions to send it for you related to the same topic.
I just made a 3 part series on correlation and regression (including a prediction macro) for my upcoming textbook. Check it out at th-cam.com/video/dmX0Ns4ZAFA/w-d-xo.html
Professor Benson: Excellent video. I am doctoral candidate working on my dissertation and your explanation of Correlation and Multiple Regression was very helpful. In my research study, I am using the delphi research methodology (series of questionnaires sent to a small number of subject matter experts to obtain collaborative judgement or agreement regarding a specific subject or query). In the second round of questionnaires, I am asking the respondents to rank (in order of significance) the responses from round 1. At this point, I was stuck; as to how I would quantify consensus? I did some research... and decided I would use the "Kendall W Correlation Coefficient (W = 12S/m^2 (N)(N^2 - 1) analysis technique to demonstrate consensus. To make a long story short, your video basically enlightened me regarding the multivariant world. Don't get me wrong, I am a long way from getting to point "B" from point "A", however, I now feel like I can see the light. Thank you!
Check out the 3 part series starting at th-cam.com/video/dmX0Ns4ZAFA/w-d-xo.html for an even better demo.
Thank you so much for sharing this. You have the knack in teaching stat that is so appealing.
Thanks! I have studied this 15 years ago at an econometrics class and was not remembering how to do it again. Cheers
your video is a turning point in my life and the deadline for my research is tomorrow. Thank you a lot
Tons of Respect from India...Thanks mam!
Thank you so much Wendi. My data analysis was completely based on what i learned from your video.
I cant thanks enough. Very clear explanation, I am so glad Ive found you, saving my life with stats lol. thanks so much
Great video! Maybe the only one I was able to endure until the end and enjoy it!
Thank you so much Dr. Wendi; It is very clear and it has helped me a lot.
Great Lesson!! I enjoyed going through it. Much appreciated.
Very, very and very nice... You don't have thought that what a great work you have done!!!!!!!!Thank You Very much......Kamrul Ahsan
You are so clear, succinct and engaging. Amazing.
Thank you so much. Your explanation helped me a lot in my research paper
Thank you for giving me some confidence in writing my assignment. I have no previous knowledge in analytics and I was struggling. But this video is incredibly helpful.
I'm not sure what class this is for, but this is clutch for teaching yourself how to use multiple regressions
Ho Wendy oh Wendy, you are wonderful the day we meet I'll cook for you Okra soup and placali (cassava paste) with dry fish. Thanks a lot you don't know how you saved me
thank you very much this is verry helpful
Wow, your video is very easy to follow, it is very helpful, thankyou
thanks. you explained clear and detailed. great
thanks, very clear video that helps me so much!!
Hi Professor Benson, I don't know how many thanks I should give to your explanations. Very clear and direct. But one question I have is why do you need to run regression analysis twice?
I had my students only keep the significant predictors in the model.
Good work... Explained Nice and slow that even non-math guys like me can follow!
Check out the 3 part series starting at th-cam.com/video/dmX0Ns4ZAFA/w-d-xo.html for an even better demo.
Thank you so much for the video, helped a lot
Good video, very explanatory. I'm trying to apply the same study to a survey conducted every day to patients attending to a medical clinic. Any suggestions???
Thank you so much. IT HELPS me a lots
Professor Benson thank you so much
It helped me a lot
Thanks!
Nice video.. Detail explanation.. Lets have some more on other topics... :)
Thank You............ It helped a lot.
Awesome explanation thank you
Thank You Wendi for this useful material , the methodology of learning is very simple and could be understood by any level of student thank you for your dedication and please I need you to post your email just in case if we have some questions to send it for you related to the same topic.
Very nice and informative video.
I just made a 3 part series on correlation and regression (including a prediction macro) for my upcoming textbook. Check it out at th-cam.com/video/dmX0Ns4ZAFA/w-d-xo.html
helps me a lot
Thanks
Hi Wendi, Can u provide a link to the data that u have used in the video for my practice purpose plz?
very useful information
thanks a lot
This is well presented
Nicely explained
Well explain concept
excellent..thank you:)
how to get the pearson coefficient m ? is that the average of all the coefficient ? thank u in advance
thank you so much
how you get .25?
Is it possible to download the same file somewhere?
hii! where can i find this worksheet?
Your voice reminded me of Selfie by Chainsmokers..
Hahaha! That only makes me mildly self-conscious :D
What does mean if the p-value in Excel gives me a value of 0? I don't mean 0.00000.... but exactly 0.
It means there is less than a .01% chance that your results are due to error...you can reject the null and celebrate statistical significance!
Thanks a lot