As a medical student who has to take statistics in order to graduate, thank you so much. This video is a life saver. I really cannot express in words how grateful I am. A year of classes and I barely grasped the concepts of variables, but two minutes made it all finally make sense
@@datatab mam when minimum value first quartile and median are same then we how to plot box please ma'am reply because tomorrow's the last date of submitting assignment of my college and this type of question I failed to solve
I came here to say the same thing. It’s amazing how much easier this is to understand when watching this presentation, versus reading it in a textbook.
You are a life saver. I am a computer science student and i've never done anything with data or statistics but I got a competition tomorrow. You're a life saver
Today is a happy day for me as I finally grasped this, which I thought to be a very hard-to-understand chart. Thanks for the great explanation and tooling!
Thank you. I was confused why the whiskers were not the same length, but now I understand that one can indicate 1.5xIQR, while the other might show min/max value if there are no outliers.
I have applied statistics course in my Master of data science. I have to say that watching 2 videos of you in 16 min made me understand perfectly 3h of lecture at University. Thanks for the Video. Keep it up😊
Useful quote from wikedpia about whiskers: _whiskers []are based on the 1.5 IQR (InterQuartile Range; ie the length of the box) value. From above the upper quartile (Q3), a distance of 1.5 times the IQR is measured out and a whisker is drawn up to the largest observed data point from the dataset that falls within this distance. Similarly, a distance of 1.5 times the IQR is measured out below the lower quartile (Q1) and a whisker is drawn down to the lowest observed data point from the dataset that falls within this distance. Because the whiskers must end at an observed data point, the whisker lengths can look unequal, even though 1.5 IQR is the same for both sides._
Very nicely explained. What does the length of the whisker signify? If the lower whisker is lesser in length, than the upper whisker , then what does that mean ?
Hi. It was a great lesson. What is the minimal number of variables to use a box plot graph? Is it 'the more data the better' rule like in histograms? Best wishes.
If you are on a paid version, note that changing the colour of the graph is not easy, however, this shouldn't be an issue if you don't mind different theme colours in your dissertation.
A good video with an easy explanation for interpreting box plots however, silly example using the cliché men and women pay gap.. I know it was just an example but the pay gap does not exist. The pay gap is based off an overall statistic for the average pay of men and women. It is a multivariate equation as to why women earn less then men (on average). The first reason is the majority of men work in STEM related fields which earn more money whilst women tend to focus more on fields that work with people e.g. nurses, vets etc. Women can absolutely enter into STEM related fields but because of personality differences, not as many women do. Maternity leave is another factor that contributes to women being paid less. If you think about it, lets say for argument sake that the majority of women at some point will have a child at some point in their lives, that is 9 months without pay for every single woman who bares a child. There are many other variables as to why this so called "pay gap" exists but lets be clear it is not because men have some kind of unfair advantage, that is just victim mentality plain and simple.
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As a medical student who has to take statistics in order to graduate, thank you so much. This video is a life saver. I really cannot express in words how grateful I am. A year of classes and I barely grasped the concepts of variables, but two minutes made it all finally make sense
Many thanks!
@@datatab mam when minimum value first quartile and median are same then we how to plot box please ma'am reply because tomorrow's the last date of submitting assignment of my college and this type of question I failed
to solve
I came here to say the same thing. It’s amazing how much easier this is to understand when watching this presentation, versus reading it in a textbook.
You are a life saver. I am a computer science student and i've never done anything with data or statistics but I got a competition tomorrow. You're a life saver
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Oh my God! Why can’t professors put as easily as you just did? Thank you so much! And thank you for the link to the data calculator!!
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Today is a happy day for me as I finally grasped this, which I thought to be a very hard-to-understand chart. Thanks for the great explanation and tooling!
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This video explained very well to me what 5 years of biostatistics failed to do. I am so grateful to you guys❤❤😍
Thank you. I was confused why the whiskers were not the same length, but now I understand that one can indicate 1.5xIQR, while the other might show min/max value if there are no outliers.
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Explained in a way that we can understand very easily:)
Explained in a very simple and understandable manner 👍🏻
I have applied statistics course in my Master of data science. I have to say that watching 2 videos of you in 16 min made me understand perfectly 3h of lecture at University. Thanks for the Video. Keep it up😊
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Thank you for the breakdown. You helped me understand this topic much better.
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Thank You !! Very short , Informative and Excellent explanation!
That's how educational videos should be, to the point and concise, no useless blabbering !
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Thank you, this was really comprehensible
Glad it was helpful! Regards Hannah
So helpful for my stats class! Thank you!
Useful quote from wikedpia about whiskers:
_whiskers []are based on the 1.5 IQR (InterQuartile Range; ie the length of the box) value. From above the upper quartile (Q3), a distance of 1.5 times the IQR is measured out and a whisker is drawn up to the largest observed data point from the dataset that falls within this distance. Similarly, a distance of 1.5 times the IQR is measured out below the lower quartile (Q1) and a whisker is drawn down to the lowest observed data point from the dataset that falls within this distance. Because the whiskers must end at an observed data point, the whisker lengths can look unequal, even though 1.5 IQR is the same for both sides._
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Well explained. Simple and intuitive
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thanks for explaining it in the easiest way
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thank u so much! this was so easy to understand
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Thank you so much for this great video. I understand a lot better.
Glad it was helpful! Regards Hannah
Nice explanation ma'am....thank you!
Very Well Explained. Thank you.
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Great video. Thank you.
Very much informative video
i cannot find the sample data in the link you provided, it gives me another data set
Can we clubbed box plot with scattered dotes of the data. It will look good with more information. Thanks
Very well explained...thanks a lot...
Great video, good explanation! Thanks :)
Glad it was helpful!
if there's no mean line in the boxplot does it mean the mean line would be on top of median
Nicely explained!!!
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Good explanation!
very good presentation . It would have been better if u had explained the last example Fall ( in four places) according to Age
Very well explained.
thanks this was very helpful
excellent presentation. Thank you
bruh, this is teaching me better than my lecturers
Many thanks for your feedback! Regards, Hannah
Very nicely explained. What does the length of the whisker signify? If the lower whisker is lesser in length, than the upper whisker , then what does that mean ?
Means the lower quartile distribution is lower than the upper one
Thank you teacher
good explanation
Superb. Thank you so much for this video
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So useful :)
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Thank you so much!!!
Glad it was helpful! Regards, Hannah
Great mam.
Thanks!
Thank you so much
You're most welcome
Hi. It was a great lesson. What is the minimal number of variables to use a box plot graph? Is it 'the more data the better' rule like in histograms? Best wishes.
If you are on a paid version, note that changing the colour of the graph is not easy, however, this shouldn't be an issue if you don't mind different theme colours in your dissertation.
Great! Thanks :)
You're welcome!
Where's the q2 in this video?
Median
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Thanks alot
Most welcome
I need the codes
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interquatile range
You did not even tell what an outlier is??
Thx
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A good video with an easy explanation for interpreting box plots however, silly example using the cliché men and women pay gap.. I know it was just an example but the pay gap does not exist. The pay gap is based off an overall statistic for the average pay of men and women. It is a multivariate equation as to why women earn less then men (on average). The first reason is the majority of men work in STEM related fields which earn more money whilst women tend to focus more on fields that work with people e.g. nurses, vets etc. Women can absolutely enter into STEM related fields but because of personality differences, not as many women do. Maternity leave is another factor that contributes to women being paid less. If you think about it, lets say for argument sake that the majority of women at some point will have a child at some point in their lives, that is 9 months without pay for every single woman who bares a child. There are many other variables as to why this so called "pay gap" exists but lets be clear it is not because men have some kind of unfair advantage, that is just victim mentality plain and simple.
The salary of Men and women representation isn’t necessary. Could have used another representation. But good work
Thanks for your feedback!
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The video did not helo me that much but tnx anyway
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Easy to understand and well explained. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Good explanation
Excellent explanation, thanks for sharing, very insightful.
Thank You so much!
Thank you so much