In treatment SS, n_i is actually n_j. Both are 4 in this case but n actually measures the rows. Not sure why but that's the case when I compared it to the outputs from r with another data set
You're legit a life saver, failing this class cuz of a dumbass professor who literally didn't teach this and expected us to know this.... (It's our first time dealing with this...) I hope to pass soon thanks to you
I'm glad the video was helpful! Seriously thrills me to see it being helpful to others... I'm not an ANOVA pro by any means, but recording this video helped me learn the topic a little more too.
This is one of the most calm explanations of stats I've ever heard, thank you.
2 hours before my exam and I still didn't understand what my professor had taught. Thanks to you, Ben, for saving my ass from an F on stats.
same for me
Ben, even as an MBA student, you have no idea how much this helped! Thank you so much!
Thanks for the video. This is one of the best and calmest explanations I ever had.Wish our professors were Like This
Dude, you're a lifesaver. Thank you so much ! I have my stats final next week and I've been spiraling since my professor introduced ANOVA
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Not to be dramatic but I was second-guessing my entire career path because of stats and this video was extremely helpful. Thank you so much.
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In treatment SS, n_i is actually n_j. Both are 4 in this case but n actually measures the rows. Not sure why but that's the case when I compared it to the outputs from r with another data set
hi sorry this is random but where do i find n_i and n_j
thanks a ton, I'll get 7 extra marks tomorrow because of you.
Degree of freedom within or between the groups? Because one of them is n-k and the other is k-1.
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You're legit a life saver, failing this class cuz of a dumbass professor who literally didn't teach this and expected us to know this.... (It's our first time dealing with this...) I hope to pass soon thanks to you
14.5 etc isn't a natural number. How did 14.5 football players eat the kale? How do is it clear there are 16 participants?
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Why does it say treatment instead of among or error instead of within
where did the 16 participants come from?
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I'm glad the video was helpful! Seriously thrills me to see it being helpful to others... I'm not an ANOVA pro by any means, but recording this video helped me learn the topic a little more too.
Hi! I have a question do I include the control group in finding SS? And in my Ho since it has a control group would it be μ1=μ2=μ3=μ4?
did you figure it out
Nice work but the screen sometimes looks blur...
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Why on your video do u do n-1 go Df total but other vidz add up treatment and error
Is an error the same as residual?
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