Really very useful video for me...i was very confused between low and high positive and negative correlation ...but my doubt is cleared because of this video..thanks a lot😊😃😊😃🤗🤗
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Good work. As you mentioned each dependent variable have multiple values but in your dataset only unique values are present. Does the scatter diagram plot the mathematical relation or it plots the function of x and y as in function there is only unique image for x?
Thank you for your valuable comments and appreciation! 🙏😊 Scatter Diagram is used to see the graphical relationship between variables. For one setting, you can have one value or multiple values.
You won't get r=0 practically. The lesser the value of r (let's say 0.1), the larger the points' scatter will be. In the diagram, you can say it is represented by "None" (No correlation between variables).
@learnandapply Thanks for reply Sir and i do understand this for the graphs showing "Degrees of Correlation" but confusion is with "Type of correlation" graphs having Curved and Partial Graphs..just wanted to know out of both which will have r=0 in between curved snd Partial graphs since in Positive graph r= +1 and in Negative graph it will be -1 but what it will be in curved and Partial graph?
That will come to any value in-between. This depends on the data considered for analysis. You can predict a partial correlation from the graph (visuals), not from the value. The Graphical representation is critical in both Partial and Curved Correlation.
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Hi there. I'd like to build a graph that combines two different data sets. Data set one shows data over time, e.g. a percentage of users over week 1, week 2, week 3...etc, but data set two, which I got from a survey, shows how much a customer interacts with something over time, like 20% say daily, 25% say weekly, 30% say monthly and 25% say yearly. Is it even possible to combine both data sets into one graph? If so, are you able to point me in the right direction?
If an observation provides no information about the value of another observation, the observations are independent and if an observation provides information about another observation, the observations are dependent.
The 1st consideration of the scatter diagram explained the importance of technical or logical knowledge regarding the field in which you are using scatter diagram analysis. That means you must know the some basic part of the area (i.e. factors and their expected behavior) before using scatter plot analysis. If you don't have that, you can take a help of expert in that particular area. Please let me know if I had answered your question. Thank you for this very important query.
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Really very useful video for me...i was very confused between low and high positive and negative correlation ...but my doubt is cleared because of this video..thanks a lot😊😃😊😃🤗🤗
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I am sorry, but what's the meaning of this?
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I'm flattered, because you have used in the video (at 3:00 min mark) the scatter diagram I have made for the performance analysis of several machines.
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Very much informative, I was learning a Data Science Topic... But couldn't get a better explanation anywhere ! Thanks for the illustrative example
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Very awesome video dude I understand everything that I saw in video
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sir i was looking for plotting with pen and paper not excel, exceptthat everything was useful
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Even though short video but clearly explained the topic awesome bro
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Thank you very much, you have done is really well and simplified.
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Good work. As you mentioned each dependent variable have multiple values but in your dataset only unique values are present. Does the scatter diagram plot the mathematical relation or it plots the function of x and y as in function there is only unique image for x?
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Scatter Diagram is used to see the graphical relationship between variables.
For one setting, you can have one value or multiple values.
Can anyone help..which graph will have r=0...a curved one or the Partial one at 6:06
You won't get r=0 practically.
The lesser the value of r (let's say 0.1), the larger the points' scatter will be. In the diagram, you can say it is represented by "None" (No correlation between variables).
@learnandapply Thanks for reply Sir and i do understand this for the graphs showing "Degrees of Correlation" but confusion is with "Type of correlation" graphs having Curved and Partial Graphs..just wanted to know out of both which will have r=0 in between curved snd Partial graphs since in Positive graph r= +1 and in Negative graph it will be -1 but what it will be in curved and Partial graph?
That will come to any value in-between. This depends on the data considered for analysis. You can predict a partial correlation from the graph (visuals), not from the value.
The Graphical representation is critical in both Partial and Curved Correlation.
M a researcher but finding your video as interesting and useful
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Thanks! It helped me a lot!
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very informative even the thumbnail is usefull
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Superbly explained
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Excellent boss... Heartfelt thanks
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Video is informative..sir can u expalin How to create scatter diagram in r programming
Thank you for your valuable comments and appreciation, but I don't know about r programming.
The most irritating thing is it's background music 😡, but the content is very good
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Thank you. Very comprehensible
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In depth knowledge, you have shared....
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Very Nice explanation
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This videos are perfect... quick and concrete. Greetings from Mx
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Hi there. I'd like to build a graph that combines two different data sets. Data set one shows data over time, e.g. a percentage of users over week 1, week 2, week 3...etc, but data set two, which I got from a survey, shows how much a customer interacts with something over time, like 20% say daily, 25% say weekly, 30% say monthly and 25% say yearly. Is it even possible to combine both data sets into one graph? If so, are you able to point me in the right direction?
Yes, it's possible.
Are you using a Excel or Minitab?
@@learnandapply thank you for replying. 😀 I'm using excel.
Just click on one of the chart line and add it to secondary axis.
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very good
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Grea learning
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Any Defination For Dependent & independent Variable??
If an observation provides no information about the value of another observation, the observations are independent and if an observation provides information about another observation, the observations are dependent.
Clear and simple sir
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Worthy video
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Yas i understunded avarytheng en dez vedio
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Thank you sir helpful for ese
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very useful thanks for sharing :)
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Terima kasih
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Thank you for this video. May I ask for more explanation on the scatter diagram considerations? Specially on the first part. Thank you!
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The 1st consideration of the scatter diagram explained the importance of technical or logical knowledge regarding the field in which you are using scatter diagram analysis.
That means you must know the some basic part of the area (i.e. factors and their expected behavior) before using scatter plot analysis. If you don't have that, you can take a help of expert in that particular area.
Please let me know if I had answered your question. Thank you for this very important query.
It did! Thank you so much!
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Really useful👌👌
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thanks broo
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thank you!
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in these four types of correlation which one will be satisfies the process
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Well, it depends on what is your goal for data collection.
Hi ... where can I find the corelation of 3 case of scatter of diagram
Which you said ...you will explain in detail in next video
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See the video on "correlation and regression."
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How to create diagrams
It's already mentioned in the video. If you want to learn it in more detail, please see this video: ua-cam.com/video/uE85cTX8NGg/v-deo.html
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Good explanation.. But personally somehow the Background music is distracting..for me
good video, very helpful but the pronounciation what hard to understand
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For pronunciation, you can use subtitles.
pls mention about spearman vs pearson
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Ok
Translate to indonesia please
Hi Rudy, You can use Indonesian subtitles. 😊
Delivered far too quickly and explained little.
You can see the detailed session on Correlation and Regression to understand it slowly and in more detailed.
Hindi accent was so heavy, I couldn't understand half of what he was saying.
Where had you seen the Hindi accent?
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Soch raha hoon hindi me bhi video karne ka.
Aap ki comment ke liye bahoot shukriya.
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