Experimental Designs; CRD; Completely Randomized Design; One-Way ANOVA

[@mouleshm210]

One of the best explanations i ve ever seen

[@benishali]

Thank you so much.

[@hussenebrahim1267]

What an important lesson! keep going

[@benishali]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@ganeshhampapura9842]

Superb one
Voice quality is mesmorising

[@benishali]

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[@OlaSamuel-q5t]

Thank you so much 😊

[@romeomarshall1676]

great explanation

[@benishali]

Thanks

[@KS-qo6nq]

Super nice explanation

[@benishali]

Thank you so much!

[@samwells1238]

That was really helpful...thanks

[@benishali]

Glad it helped!

[@AnEasyWayToStatisticsbyDrTariq]

Good attempt

[@benishali]

Thanks

[@naturiyouth5115]

In fact, this is really absolute fantastic lesson. Keep bringing more. How can I get in contact with you.

[@benishali]

Thanks

[@naturiyouth5115]

This the best lectures on CRD I have ever had. Keep bringing more please.
How do I get more contact with you please?🤝🙏

[@benishali]

If you want lectures on biostatistics, they are present on my channel. You can browse through the playlist.

[@fathimahasna-uw9nf]

very useful.

[@benishali]

Glad to hear that

[@naturiyouth5115]

God bless you.

[@benishali]

Thanks

[@aliazharkhan1254]

How did you find summation x square?

[@benishali]

The (summation x)^2 is calculated by taking the square of summation x. Summation x^2 is calculated by adding the individual square values of all observations separately. For example, there are three numbers 1, 2 & 3. The (summation x)^2 will be (1 + 2 + 3)^2 = (6)^2 = 36. While the summation x^2 will be (1)^2 + (2)^2 + (3)^2 = 1 + 4 + 9 = 14.
Hope it helps!

[@godswilldayon-pp8cu]

How did you get the variance ma'am

[@benishali]

Divide sum of squares by degree of freedom and you'll get the variance.

[@OlaSamuel-q5t]

How to get s²

[@jackdawson7385]

Very informative Ma'am. Thank you...Ma'am can u help me how do i compute data's like 3.6±0.02a, 1.6±0.04a (developmental days taken by a larva) through CRD design... what does the Sign ± and value 0.02 represents

[@benishali]

This plus/minus sign is usually used to mention standard deviation, e.g. 3.6 is mean and 0.02 is the standard deviation of mean. Most likely it is so.

[@jackdawson7385]

Thank you so much Ma'am.
please can you make videos for Split plot design also@@benishali

[@benishali]

I will try@@jackdawson7385

[@jackdawson7385]

@@benishali at the earliest..... please 🥺
Thank you

[@okaforjervis2903]

Please how did you get the mean,

[@benishali]

Please check my other video on measures of central tendency for the calculation of mean, or video on ANOVA computation.

[@okaforjervis2903]

And the calculation of variance

[@benishali]

Please check my other video on ANOVA computation.

[@ShaistaRazaq-rn8hv]

Mam kindly upload CRBD design and latin square design

[@benishali]

The RCBD and Latin square design are already there on my channel. Kindly scroll through the videos.

[@Shif1212]

how to calculate CT in 15:34

[@benishali]

You can find it in here. ua-cam.com/video/b_JgphJ3hnc/v-deo.html

[@taylorreign_]

✍️

[@ShaistaRazaq-rn8hv]

Also mam you should use urdu language for convince

[@sunnymorallas925]

Good day ma'am do you have a pdf for this presentation for my reference only

[@benishali]

I am sorry for that.