This is what I call a natural born tutor...so easy to understand, and its just fun. God bless you. Do more videos in r...principal comp analysis,neural netwks and fuzzy logic, or win bugs will be really appreviated...all preferably in R
Thanks for the help! I really liked your ending comment. Really made me laugh, which I needed while working on this frustrating final R project. So I subscribed, just cause :)
Okay, so I have a dataset with over 1000 responses across five Independent variables. How do I select all five columns as IV and the one column as as the DV?
You are a great teacher; if you don't mind, can you explain more about Rstudio? Such as, When they give us the number of coefficients, what does it mean? Is this effect significant, and alpha, please?
I love your all videos, in fact I have already watched all the video on statistic. I have one request. would you prepare video on advance statistic methods.? such as cluster analysis, eof analysis etc. I would be very useful for us.. Thank you.
grades is dependent variable ? its flippped, at first you said grade is dependent, but in program is independent, please correct me if Im wrong, need solve :')
I can't open the link. I'm getting a 404 error message on my screen. Please guide me on how to overcome this because I can't miss out on this great lesson. Thank you.
Wish the internet was around when I was in college the first time!! Had the worst stats teacher ever. And had the class at 8am. I was miserable ; ( This makes much more sense in my second go around of college classes. THANKS!
Kelly Foster Great to hear. Sometimes I am glad the internet was not around when I was in college because there are not Facebook posts with photographs of all the silly things I did. People like you are my exact target audience and I am appreciative you took the time to write me and let me know my videos are helpful. I do have channels on Economics (www.UA-cam.Com/Economicsfun), Calculus and Algebra too. Good luck in your studies. Btw, what is your degree this time around?
How come it took me sooooo long to find you? You're A GREAT TEACHER! Thanks for taking the time to prepare this videos! G-D bless you!
this is the most simple and the best explanation about Multiple regression analysis
Thank you.
Thank you. This is the most helpful video ever. I spent almost 2 hours on youtube looking for how to do what you just did.
Brilliant video man. Simply brilliant!
Thanks a lot. You explain the concept in very simple way. Extremely easy to understand it. Love your style, and your videos.
Thanks a lot for making statistics easy n fun. Love your videos.
This is what I call a natural born tutor...so easy to understand, and its just fun.
God bless you.
Do more videos in r...principal comp analysis,neural netwks and fuzzy logic, or win bugs will be really appreviated...all preferably in R
Love your videos! Easy to understand and well made, so please go on making videos. R videos, yes thank you.
Thanks for the help!
I really liked your ending comment. Really made me laugh, which I needed while working on this frustrating final R project. So I subscribed, just cause :)
Excellent video. You get explain so easy. Congratulations!
wow, it was so clear to understand. I will absolutely subscribe to your channel. Thank you so much!
This video was great. I love seeing people who can teach statistics in a clear and fun way.
Sepehr Piri Did you say fun as in statisticsfun :)
you have been GREAT! In a very simple way you explained everything clearly!
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clean and simple... good work man !
You are a great mentor!
Very cool and informative video! Helped me a lot wit homework assignment! Keep the good work going :)
Thank you so much for saving my life !!!
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Really clear and easy to follow. Thank you!
It's a humble request to you to upload more videos on statistics using R and python... your teaching way has been extremely plausible...Thank you
You explained this way better than any of my professors.
How do you choose your dependent variables before doing your regression analysis.
Great explanation! Thanks for posting!
you have got a new subscriber! Thanks buddy.
Very well explained. Thank you!
In what instance would you use the adjusted R-squared instead of the multiple r-squared?
Love that video. Thanks!
This was really easy to understand, thank you
Thanks for your videos. How do you calculate Beta 0 ? Is there a formula ?
Okay, so I have a dataset with over 1000 responses across five Independent variables. How do I select all five columns as IV and the one column as as the DV?
Thanks, explained very well!
The links to the R codes does not work, they go to a page with error 404 page not found. This would be great if the link was fixed. Thanks!
You are a great teacher; if you don't mind, can you explain more about Rstudio? Such as, When they give us the number of coefficients, what does it mean? Is this effect significant, and alpha, please?
Hi! I'm afraid the links for the code and dataset are broken
Forget my comment, the dataset and code is that short that can be typed easily. Great work, thanks!
Thank you, it is really helpful
Thanks a lot for explanation! It helped me with my project ;)
I love your all videos, in fact I have already watched all the video on statistic. I have one request. would you prepare video on advance statistic methods.? such as cluster analysis, eof analysis etc. I would be very useful for us.. Thank you.
Ramkrushn Patel Thanks for the suggestion and yes I do plan to add some of the topics in the near future.
grades is dependent variable ? its flippped, at first you said grade is dependent, but in program is independent, please correct me if Im wrong, need solve :')
Well explained!
Tell me please how to do it with glm and GLM_summary (BruceR)?
i need to find percentage error between actual and predicted value ..please tell me how to get it..please
Hello. Thanks for the video. It's helpful. One question: how to calculate the p-value 8.724e-05 to get the result that 0.00008724? Thank you!
Sir, Please do mention the solving mathematical equations regarding multiple regression with one example to do manually
Sir please help me the R value is 0 .965 where it is in the summary , how to find ?
The codes below are not opening ..... How to open the codes so that i can practise!!!
I can't open the link. I'm getting a 404 error message on my screen. Please guide me on how to overcome this because I can't miss out on this great lesson. Thank you.
what if we need to provide weightage to each of the independent Variable
In R studio Absence and SAT_score are dependent but in 2.44 of your tutorial interval Absence and SAR_SCRORE are
independent.
Thank you !!!
Wish the internet was around when I was in college the first time!! Had the worst stats teacher ever. And had the class at 8am. I was miserable ; (
This makes much more sense in my second go around of college classes.
THANKS!
Kelly Foster Great to hear. Sometimes I am glad the internet was not around when I was in college because there are not Facebook posts with photographs of all the silly things I did. People like you are my exact target audience and I am appreciative you took the time to write me and let me know my videos are helpful. I do have channels on Economics (www.UA-cam.Com/Economicsfun), Calculus and Algebra too.
Good luck in your studies. Btw, what is your degree this time around?
Good stuff!
Wonderful!
very useful, thank a lot
love it
Perfect video
Life saver!
Shorter but golden, tnx!
you are too good
im a fan!
Thank you
thanks!
That is a link is to understanding SPSS output. But I wanted to understand R output--not SPSS.
U funny XD I love it
Couldn't be clearer.
explained very well, thank you!