Hi, I have 10 Pairs of Land Surface Temperature (LST) data from 10 sites for two years. If I want to conclude that overall T-Test suggests there are significant difference between the two years, do all 10 pairs need to be significant individually? or if majority sites show significant difference, I can conclude that the overall result is significant?
I did everything you said and my info was really weird: For 20 scores: W_Numerator: 86516462.4 W_Denominator: 818.95 W= 105643.156 Reference Value: 0.905 p-value: p>0.05 Do you think I did something wrong? I swear I followed this video exactly. :(
for eg., if 41, then take till 21... 21st value will be zero. So while transforming to the negative values, just leave that zero value and copy-paste the remaining negative values to the ai column,
Amazing work here, sir ram
Thank you Sir Ram for this video!
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Excellent video thank you
Hi, I have 10 Pairs of Land Surface Temperature (LST) data from 10 sites for two years. If I want to conclude that overall T-Test suggests there are significant difference between the two years, do all 10 pairs need to be significant individually? or if majority sites show significant difference, I can conclude that the overall result is significant?
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Thank you! This saved me in my Statistics report 😁
Salamat Sir Ram!
I did everything you said and my info was really weird: For 20 scores:
W_Numerator: 86516462.4
W_Denominator: 818.95
W= 105643.156
Reference Value: 0.905
p-value: p>0.05
Do you think I did something wrong? I swear I followed this video exactly. :(
Any video on calculating the P value using that linear regression formula?!
Hi! Can you please explain why there is a parenthesis of Xi in the numerator of the formula? Thanks!
If we have more than 50 data, how can we find ai values?
use Kolmogorov-Smirnov. Shapiro-Wilk tests are more appropriate for small sample sizes (n < 50)
Can someone please explain what is the p1 value in the formula for getting an approximate p-value?
Sir Ram, can you please do the apportionment video in English?
Hello sir. I would like to ask the link or a copy of the distribution table thank you ❤
What if sir 100 + Ang respondents ko. Anong gagawin?
Could you explain how the variable a is derived?
Sir can u please explain what should i do i got odd number of samples?
What should i do with ai
for eg., if 41, then take till 21... 21st value will be zero. So while transforming to the negative values, just leave that zero value and copy-paste the remaining negative values to the ai column,
Can you share an example file?
What if I have 174 samples?
Sample or saple size
Cuz 174 and according to central limit theeorem it will be normally distributed
Salamat Sir Ram!