I'm sorry I didn't see this in time to wish you luck, but I hope you killed it! My comps were the hardest part of the PhD for me. It's all easy-peasy from here! :P
Oh lord im a month from those and i havent taken biostats just yet. I have a committee member based on stats, and i dont take his course until spring :/
Super useful, clear, and easy to understand. Thank you!
You're very welcome. :)
Thanks! I am watching this the night before my PhD comprehensive exam.
I'm sorry I didn't see this in time to wish you luck, but I hope you killed it! My comps were the hardest part of the PhD for me. It's all easy-peasy from here! :P
Oh lord im a month from those and i havent taken biostats just yet. I have a committee member based on stats, and i dont take his course until spring :/
Extremely useful. Thank you very much!
Glad it was helpful!
clear and fun, love your videos!
Thank you! I haven't made a new video in a while, but comments like this one make me realize it is long overdue!
Well done ! great video.
Dear teacher, could you show us a solved example for power of the test?
I have an example in my blog here: www.biostatisticsbydesign.com/blog/2019/1/11/power-analysis-an-underutilized-tool
I hope that helps!
Its funny and I loved it. thanks for making it clear for me.
Thanks for the nice video...just to know....What if the population is unknown? Can we determine sample size by power analysis then?
I'm not sure I know what you mean. Do you mean if the expected means are unknown or expected difference is unknown?
This made understanding beta very clear! Thanks
Glad it helped!
Why so less views? It was great!!!
I really appreciate that, thanks!
Thank you for sharing!
My pleasure!
Thank you!
You're very welcome!
Excellent
Thank you so much 😀
Taking vector calculus now and it actually is making sense. No i am not an engineer. Just for fun...
it is a misfortune that you stoped publishing
I know I fell off the wagon! But I have plans to make more videos still! I have so many ideas! Stay tuned. I promise to get a new video out soon!
:)
I'm glad I could make you smile when it comes to statistics!
Wow! Smart AND hot!
Thanks!