I have a Masters Degree in Economics, and with all the statistics lectures I have attended, I have never seen such a sensible and clear explanation of the topic.
This is the very first time I am commenting on my you tube career. We are very much honored to have you here. Thank you for your contribution to make this world a little more better place.
I'm spanish spoken but somehow I truly note that great sense of humor you have.... my first option to learn statistics topics is this channel. greetings
Josh you are a true superhero, I’ve recently graduated in Physics and I’ve never had a more intuitive understanding of Statistics than I have since watching your videos.
I wasted my precious time on Khan Academy, Wikipedia, and Stackexchange to understand just normal distribution fully.Thank you so much for explaining it in 2 videos.
If you would have been curious enough to learn, like you do now searching UA-cam, in your school or college days, your math teachers would have been like Josh to you. Just saying
Thank you so much for this! I am in AP Stats, and I was confused on the difference between standard deviation and mean. Not only did it explain that, but it also cleared up my confusion on variance! Also, it was entertaining! Thank you so much! If I ever have trouble with math again, you’re the first channel I’ll turn to!
This is just amazing. I am going through a data science course and I have been coming back to this channel to strengthen my understanding of several basic concepts. Thank you so much for making these videos. Also, you sing well :P
How come I only stumbled into this amazing channel just now???? Had my math teacher explained these terms/theories in such an easy and interesting way, I’d be working on building a rocket!
instead of plugging in the numbers and calculating with no explanations of the formula like how my teachers did, you gave explanations such as why we had to square x - μ. Thanks!
It's awesome when an explanation generates a question in my mind and the next step is the answer to that question. It happened in the end when I wondered which formula did the common softwares used for var and sd. Thank you for your videos! From Argentina
I was thinking, "I often see things squared like this, and it often doesn't seem like it would make a difference to the outcome, I wonder why they do it?" No sooner had I thought it, you explained why so clearly :-D Bravo, sir.
Great video! It really helps watching the images and colors along with arrows and text to better understand. I typed "variance and standard deviation" in the youtube search box and StatQuest popped up. I know the quality of your videos and that's enough reason to watch yours among others. I didn't need to look any further. Priceless info. Great teacher.
all my life I have always been avoiding stats because I thought I was stupid and it was hard for me. now I realize my math and stat teachers were all stupid with zero interest in what they were teaching. thus wasting our precious childhood time and life. thanks for all these great tutorials 💚.
Merci infiniment Dr Starmer... vous êtes le meilleur à expliquer des stats... et les notions de base sont très importantes.. je vous félicite pour le choix diversifié des thématiques 👍 Best regards Sir :)
Mr. Starmer, you are so brilliant! Thanks for your contribution! I just found your YT videos and they are fantastic. Please keep up with this great work!
Wow wish I had had the good fortune of your teaching during my academics. However thank you for the wonderful n easy explanation... And thoroughly enjoyable
Thank goodness for you sir. The class I am taking is like " So. You now know how to calculate a mean. Please find the p-value for this sample population in hieroglyphics using Python."
I love that he uses BAM a lot, it feels like a dad trying to be cool even though he is without trying and just don't realize that (hope that made sense XD)
Hey bro Idk who you are untill now but our teacher just did a 1 hr long lecture explaining your video frame by frame. Just wanted to let you know that your content is creating big impacts 🙏👍 keep it up💯🔥
Thank you for explaining deviation in deep and I'm looking for such explaination cause in my college they told us to mug up whole formulas instead of making us understand where the formulas come from. Thank you From 🇮🇳
It will be gratefully appreciated if you wish to connect with me on linkedIn Sir. :) I've a littile knowledge in the field of programming as an engineering student. :)
Im currently pursuing masters in machine learning and my probability professor suggested this channel. It’s really fun and love the music for sure and not to forget dam!by Josh
@@statquest hahaha your BAM made my day! Hey Josh a request,R is really painful for us eps in probability and statistics simulations,can you guys can make something regarding this. Something as such for coding stuffs.
Amazing video, thank you so much for the work you do. One comment on variance: squaring the numerator not only ensures a positive value, it also gives outliers a higher weight! If we only wanted to ensure positivity, we could just use absolute value.
That, and it makes the math easier, since the derivative of the square function is defined for all values (and the derivative of the absolute value function is not defined for 0.)
thank you Mr. Starmer very much, wish my ML lecturer taught me like this .... and not just toss fancy formulas and words (variance, deviation, ....) onto my face everytime ..... it`s not so hard finally^ just needs to be explained well, in understandable way .....
The most clearly explained why we should divide by (n-1) for sample SD. It is just as (1 - 2)2 + (3 - 2)2 = 2 while (1 - 1.9)2 + (3 - 1.9)2 = 0.81 + 1.21 = 2.02
Thanks a lot for these wonderful lectures.. I am so happy that I can follow the lectures with ease as if watching a movie... With all good music and BAM!!
Hey Josh! I recently found your channel (while surfing for Covariance) and found these awesome videos you make! BIG HEARTFUL Thankyou!!! I have this one doubt. We square the differences to make sure there isn't any negative term and in the end do a square root to finally get the standard deviation. As it turns out, in the middle of this we have termed the squared result as Variance. I do not understand why we needed Variance at all? SD was what we were looking for and SD helps us understand how spread out the curve will be. Then Why Variance is needed at all? (Otherwise we could also raise the differences to the power of 4 and name the result something fancy like Ultra-Variance, and then fourth root of Ultra-Variance would be our SD)
Standard Deviations are easier to interpret, but some times we only need to do relative comparisons. For example, I might just want to know if one thing has less variance than another. For relative comparisons, we can save ourselves the extra work of calculating the standard deviation.
dude, this video is amazing, thank you so much. i have dyscalculia and struggled so much with these concepts because all the websites and videos i tried used complicated words and formulas, and i need the concept to be shown in pictures and examples...i love how you showed how to understand and apply the formula too, sounds crazy but in decades of learning it's the first time i actually understand how to use that ''sigma''. the Excel psa is also so useful, because i was about to use Excel for statistical analysis and didn't know that !
Execellent lectures. Your lectures are presenting statisitics as almost new to me. Could please add some more explanation on how (n-1) compensate in estimated population variance? I am grateful to you for your contribution to my learning.
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can you please make notes on fundamental of statistics
@@adityaparab7802 A lot of these topics are already covered in my book.
I have a Masters Degree in Economics, and with all the statistics lectures I have attended, I have never seen such a sensible and clear explanation of the topic.
Thanks!
Gives me confidence that I'm not the only one needing a refresher in the last year of my bachelor.
@@Scrungge : 95% confidence?? 😃
This is the very first time I am commenting on my you tube career. We are very much honored to have you here. Thank you for your contribution to make this world a little more better place.
Thank you very much!
Discovering this channel felt like I struck gold. Thanks for the awesome content!
Thank you!
This guy is just great. As soon as I wonder about something, he comes up with a Note and says the exact same thing holy shit
Awesome! :)
This has to be the most ADHD friendly math content I've ever come across!!! This is so brilliant and fun!
Thanks!
Yeah, I have adhd too and was thinking the same 😂 it also helps that these videos explain the topics in a way that feels intuitive.
I'm spanish spoken but somehow I truly note that great sense of humor you have.... my first option to learn statistics topics is this channel. greetings
As someone who tries to figure out the concepts but often put off by the math formulas, your channel made it so simple and easy to understand!
Thanks!
It's really sweet how you guys make songs for really boring/difficult/important topics and make it so fun! 😁 Thanks a lot!!
Thanks! :)
Happy to have found your channel.. Thank you so much for all the hardwork you put in to help people...
Thank you! :)
Josh you are a true superhero, I’ve recently graduated in Physics and I’ve never had a more intuitive understanding of Statistics than I have since watching your videos.
Wow, thanks!
I wasted my precious time on Khan Academy, Wikipedia, and Stackexchange to understand just normal distribution fully.Thank you so much for explaining it in 2 videos.
Glad it helped!
If only the math teachers I've had in the past taught the way you do, life would've been so much better. Just saying...
:)
@@statquest i like the way you say "BAM...!!!", And any other "sanguinis" stuffs. More jokes, more relax. Learning is fun gang...
Agree. we need a calculus quest just like this one
Actually I give some credit to all past teachers. We understand better now because we've learnt a bit along the way, making things easier.
If you would have been curious enough to learn, like you do now searching UA-cam, in your school or college days, your math teachers would have been like Josh to you. Just saying
Your UA-cam channel carried me through Probability & Statistics and Machine Learning
bam!
This channel is literally gold for math lovers
Thanks!
Thank you so much for this! I am in AP Stats, and I was confused on the difference between standard deviation and mean. Not only did it explain that, but it also cleared up my confusion on variance! Also, it was entertaining! Thank you so much! If I ever have trouble with math again, you’re the first channel I’ll turn to!
I'm glad my video was helpful! :)
This is just amazing. I am going through a data science course and I have been coming back to this channel to strengthen my understanding of several basic concepts. Thank you so much for making these videos. Also, you sing well :P
Wow! Thank you very much! :)
Which course..actually m also thinking of taking one it would be a great help if u ans my query
How come I only stumbled into this amazing channel just now???? Had my math teacher explained these terms/theories in such an easy and interesting way, I’d be working on building a rocket!
Bam! :)
I am in middle school doing a sociological project for a science fair. Thanks for making statistics so easy to understand!
Happy to help!
This is the best-presented course I have ever seen.
Thank you!
Amazing, I became a stan at 5:36. These videos are always aware of the context in which we use these stats & methods.
Thank you!
Simple is an art that requires you to truly understand what you are saying. Thank you, StatQuest!
Thank you very much!
This is probably the very best video about variance, standard deviation I've seen. It's great explanation
Thank you!
Thought I knew the basics well, but I'm truly mastering them now as I go through your channel. Thank you!
I'm glad my videos are helpful! :)
You my dear are life saviour❤. Finally understanding the Statistics after spending 24 years on this earth. Thanks a lot and Keep up the good work 🤓.
Thanks!
instead of plugging in the numbers and calculating with no explanations of the formula like how my teachers did, you gave explanations such as why we had to square x - μ. Thanks!
bam!
You are the best statistic teacher. Ever!!!!
thank you
Thanks! :)
These videos make stuff so simple and easy, I relax and get un-depressed. It's like meditation. Thank you.
Glad you like them!
if I am not wrong, you're a faculty at Netaji Subhas Engineering College at Kolkata? and obtained your degree from AP?
Wow,you are the best statistic and machine learning teacher.Thank you
Thanks! :)
It's awesome when an explanation generates a question in my mind and the next step is the answer to that question. It happened in the end when I wondered which formula did the common softwares used for var and sd. Thank you for your videos! From Argentina
Muchas gracias!!!
I came here for Josh's music
You have very good taste in silly songs! :)
Fantastic explanation. Statistics does not seem like such a monster anymore. Thank You!
Bam! :)
These interpretations are clear and save time than read textbooks. Great works.
I was thinking, "I often see things squared like this, and it often doesn't seem like it would make a difference to the outcome, I wonder why they do it?" No sooner had I thought it, you explained why so clearly :-D Bravo, sir.
bam! :)
Great video! It really helps watching the images and colors along with arrows and text to better understand. I typed "variance and standard deviation" in the youtube search box and StatQuest popped up. I know the quality of your videos and that's enough reason to watch yours among others. I didn't need to look any further. Priceless info. Great teacher.
Thank you very much!!! I'm really happy you like the videos. :)
Man, I just love the way you did explain everything cuz boi I truly was struggling to understand it. YOU ARE DA BEST
Glad it helped!
Best channel for easy and brief yet very effective statistics lectures. Thank you for your work guys!
Thank you!
all my life I have always been avoiding stats because I thought I was stupid and it was hard for me. now I realize my math and stat teachers were all stupid with zero interest in what they were teaching. thus wasting our precious childhood time and life. thanks for all these great tutorials 💚.
Better late than never! :)
Merci infiniment Dr Starmer... vous êtes le meilleur à expliquer des stats... et les notions de base sont très importantes.. je vous félicite pour le choix diversifié des thématiques 👍
Best regards Sir :)
Merci!!! :)
You are great. Complex issues can be easily undertstandible by your videos. Thanks for these all videos.
Thank you! :)
Outstanding and exceptional job... you are doing. Trillions of thanks and appreciation. Extremely pleased to have your channel.
Thank you!
Thank you for all your efforts. Each video is just right enough to provide you entire knowledge one needs.
Thanks!
Thanks!
BAM! Thank you so much for supporting StatQuest! :)
Dude you're awesome, wish you the best in this life.
Thank you!
I still didn't see the video but I already gave you thumbs up for that super cool introduction.
:)
Mr. Starmer, you are so brilliant! Thanks for your contribution! I just found your YT videos and they are fantastic. Please keep up with this great work!
Thank you very much! :)
The best teacher ever!
Thank you
Thank you! 😃
Wow wish I had had the good fortune of your teaching during my academics. However thank you for the wonderful n easy explanation... And thoroughly enjoyable
Wow, thank you!
You are the man Josh. Your videos are
Golden.
Thanks! :)
Even as a phd this is useful and full of insight.
Awesome! :)
Thanks. As always - very simple, and useful! But still I can imagine, what work you've done with animation, and presenting that material.
I dream of one day animating my StatQuests. Some concepts would really benefit from it.
@@statquest I think you'd be surprised at how easy software like Adobe Animate are. Also, 3Brown1Blue just uses python to make his videos.
Thank you for making such an excellent series for beginners. Your videos inspire to read more on the subject.
Happy to hear that!
Cool explanation of where the n-1 comes from! I never would have guessed that it is to compensate for using a sample, but that makes sense!
Thank you! :)
You should have a radio show or podcast, perfect voice for that!
Wow! Thank you very much! :)
Thank goodness for you sir. The class I am taking is like " So. You now know how to calculate a mean. Please find the p-value for this sample population in hieroglyphics using Python."
Bam! :)
I learned more from you Sir than my teachers
THanks!
This guy is a absolute legend
Thanks! :)
I love that he uses BAM a lot, it feels like a dad trying to be cool even though he is without trying and just don't realize that (hope that made sense XD)
BAM! :)
2:41 "It is the population mean".....savage!!!!!
:)
Hey bro Idk who you are untill now but our teacher just did a 1 hr long lecture explaining your video frame by frame.
Just wanted to let you know that your content is creating big impacts 🙏👍 keep it up💯🔥
Bam! :)
Thank you for explaining deviation in deep and I'm looking for such explaination cause in my college they told us to mug up whole formulas instead of making us understand where the formulas come from. Thank you
From 🇮🇳
Hooray! I'm glad that the video was helpful.
Holy BAM! You make it so simple to understand!
Hooray! :)
Your statistics videos are helping me with my computational statistics module😄
Awesome! Good luck! :)
At first i came here to concerntrate on =your statistics. But now a days i've fallen love with your intro music with ukulele. ;)
Thanks! :)
@@statquest Welcome Sir! :)
It will be gratefully appreciated if you wish to connect with me on linkedIn Sir. :)
I've a littile knowledge in the field of programming as an engineering student. :)
I love your BAM!!!! and Terminology alerts :)
Thank you!
Excellent..Commendable...well done.. Just the kind of explanation I was looking for.
Thanks! :)
Im currently pursuing masters in machine learning and my probability professor suggested this channel. It’s really fun and love the music for sure and not to forget dam!by Josh
Bam!
@@statquest hahaha your BAM made my day!
Hey Josh a request,R is really painful for us eps in probability and statistics simulations,can you guys can make something regarding this. Something as such for coding stuffs.
@@adilrasheed I have a few videos n how to do things in R. For a complete list, see: statquest.org/video-index/
@@statquest thanks for this Josh. Will love to see such stuffs in pythons too.
Very simple, quick, and extremely infromative. Thanks!!
Thanks! :)
Your the best Josh !!, Thank you for your hardwork and effort in creating your videos !!
Thank you very much! :)
Wow. Amazing. Thanks Josh! You're a gem!
Wow, thanks!
Amazing video, thank you so much for the work you do. One comment on variance: squaring the numerator not only ensures a positive value, it also gives outliers a higher weight! If we only wanted to ensure positivity, we could just use absolute value.
That, and it makes the math easier, since the derivative of the square function is defined for all values (and the derivative of the absolute value function is not defined for 0.)
I am unreasonably excited for the “beep boop” of the algebra.
That's awesome! BAM! :)
U R GOD in explaining things which are so much difficult
Thanks!
thank you Mr. Starmer very much, wish my ML lecturer taught me like this .... and not just toss fancy formulas and words (variance, deviation, ....) onto my face everytime ..... it`s not so hard finally^ just needs to be explained well, in understandable way .....
Hooray! I'm glad my videos are helpful! :)
Thank you for your clarification about n-1!
Thank you!
The most clearly explained why we should divide by (n-1) for sample SD. It is just as (1 - 2)2 + (3 - 2)2 = 2 while (1 - 1.9)2 + (3 - 1.9)2 = 0.81 + 1.21 = 2.02
I'm not sure I understand your explanation... :(
These are the best. A genuine thank you, sir!
Thank you! :)
wow this was so good....i really enjoyed the time cause it was very clear
Awesome, thank you!
Thanks a lot for these wonderful lectures.. I am so happy that I can follow the lectures with ease as if watching a movie... With all good music and BAM!!
Bam! :)
Hey Josh! I recently found your channel (while surfing for Covariance) and found these awesome videos you make! BIG HEARTFUL Thankyou!!!
I have this one doubt. We square the differences to make sure there isn't any negative term and in the end do a square root to finally get the standard deviation. As it turns out, in the middle of this we have termed the squared result as Variance. I do not understand why we needed Variance at all? SD was what we were looking for and SD helps us understand how spread out the curve will be. Then Why Variance is needed at all? (Otherwise we could also raise the differences to the power of 4 and name the result something fancy like Ultra-Variance, and then fourth root of Ultra-Variance would be our SD)
Standard Deviations are easier to interpret, but some times we only need to do relative comparisons. For example, I might just want to know if one thing has less variance than another. For relative comparisons, we can save ourselves the extra work of calculating the standard deviation.
Same with Python numpy. The sdv function returns the population standard deviation by default. You have to ascertain by assigning ddof=1.
I didn't know that. Thanks for posting. :)
If only if I found you before I need to repeat my Statistics course in my first year of study...
:)
dude, this video is amazing, thank you so much. i have dyscalculia and struggled so much with these concepts because all the websites and videos i tried used complicated words and formulas, and i need the concept to be shown in pictures and examples...i love how you showed how to understand and apply the formula too, sounds crazy but in decades of learning it's the first time i actually understand how to use that ''sigma''. the Excel psa is also so useful, because i was about to use Excel for statistical analysis and didn't know that !
I'm glad my videos are helpful! I'm a visual learner, so I try to do everything with pictures - I'm that what works for me helps you too. :)
You are doing God's work Josh 🙂
Thanks!
🙏 May the almighty God bless you with health and wealth and a Joyful Long Long Long Life, Thank you indeed 🙌
Wow! Thank you very much! :)
greetings form germany. U helped me a lot :)
Glad to hear that!
Execellent lectures. Your lectures are presenting statisitics as almost new to me. Could please add some more explanation on how (n-1) compensate in estimated population variance? I am grateful to you for your contribution to my learning.
See this video: ua-cam.com/video/sHRBg6BhKjI/v-deo.html
Really very good videos.
Easy to grasp. Thanks for this amazing content👍
Thanks!
I came here for the learning stayed back for the learning and the rad music
BAM! :)
the soundeffects sold me!
:)
Taking Stats at University of Texas and I feel like I am standing before a tidal wave. I hope these videos help.
Me too!
You are a legend. Hats off
Thanks!
Amazing videos Josh, thank you!
thanks!
Just 1 word: Amazing!
2 words: Thank you! :)
Subscribed as soon as I heard the intro...
BAM! :)
You are awesome josh🤝🔥
BAM!
You make statictics fun😁🙏
Thank you! :)
Thank you for such interesting lectures
😇😇
Thanks!
well explained and organized, thank you
Thank you! :)
Wow what an incredible explanation. I liked and subscribed right away BAM!
Thank you! :)