Calculating and Understanding the Coefficient of Variation (COV) in SPSS
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- This video demonstrates how to calculate the coefficient of variation (COV) using SPSS. The coefficient of variation is a measure of dispersion that is useful when comparing scores with different units of analysis and/or different means.
This video has been very helpful, I have just recently read an article that spoke about the coefficient of variation. This really helped improve my understanding on how the calculations were actually done. I enjoy seeing visuals as a guideline.
Simple and straight forward. Thanks Doc
NIce, Plz discuss Arima and time series as well.
Greetings, I have two sets of data with different variables each. Is it possible to add the CV of each variable of the groups to obtain the total CV of each group in order to know which group has more variation? Thank you for your attention and congratulations for the channel.
I have same case with you. But I'm not sure it is possible or not.
Thank you so much
when calculating the achievement gap of a group of students, do you think that the bigger the coefficient of variance the larger the gap in students'achievement?
Thank you.
Is the dataset for your example available at some website?
thank you very much, it is greatly useful, Iraqi Physician
You are welcome - thanks for watching -
Hi, thanks for sharing your knowledge in all your videos. However, i have a request to make. Would you please do a video on how to estimate the Gini index/coefficient using SPSS? Thanks in advance.
another CoV (SEE% or SEE/dependent variable) is also used for reliability, validity and agreement studies. Could you please tell us it in practice how ıt works @Dr. Todd Grande
how would you calculate the sum of squared in spss?
Is this same for calculating RII?