Hello, mr Woo) I am a medical doctor, who works in Russia, Moscow, however, I just bumped into 1 of your videos and I can not stop watching them. I loved maths when I was at school, bu after graduating Med School I really forgot how much I loved it. Now, instead of waisting my time on another series, I’ll keep watching your vids. Thank You, Mr. Woo.
This channel is what UA-cam should be ,free education to all who wish to learn, without sex ,race and finance stopping any human from learning. Well done 👏 Mr woo. I hope many more people find your channel and the knowledge you are offering. Especially anybody who cannot access education due to their circumstances. You deserve many more views of the work you have done.
Great video. Based on my formal education, I would never admit to watching this video but this is the first time I have intuitively understood the meaning of "least square regression". Many years after finishing your formal education, its a good idea to go back and review concepts. I use regression all the time in practice but rely so heavily on software that I forgot the equations and what they are functionally doing. Thanks.
Excellent video series. I've studied regression etc years ago but never learned about the lower abstraction level of it. This video visualised / explained it perfectly. Thanks Eddie!
I am so so glad I found yr channel, I finally can now understand what a Logarithm is in 5 mins thanks to you, and I just went and bought your Book called "It's A Numberful World" in the US, or "Woo's Wonderful World Of Maths" in other countries, depending which country you are. Yr Prologue is 100% exactly how I felt in Maths class, and the weird thing is I really love maths, but could never understand my maths teacher, Thank You Eddie so much. Cheers Kev
@@soniyabharti5284 Hi Soniya, it depends what yr looking for, what I mean is if yr looking for a pure maths ebook/paperback with 300+ pages of equations and formulas page after page that is heavy reading to get thru, it's not like that. Thats what I was expecting, but it's written in a different way. Eddie goes thru multiple types of examples in the 26 chapters thru out book in his story telling way describing how everyday things we may think don't really involve or display pure maths principles at first look, but Eddies then explains with his story telling how each of these 26 topics involve underlying maths principles at their cores and the reasons for their what, why, how and the way they look etc for each of these topics. I was pleasantly surprised as I found it interesting and light to read. Some of the examples are things like, Why are rainbows circles, Sound Notes, Lightning and Blood Vessels. So if yr looking for that type of thing it's interesting and enjoyable and easy to read and understand. But if you want at book with a full index at the back (there isn't one) where you can look up Formula and Equations by name, one after the other, with them all fully laid out and described number by number, it's not like that. Sorry this is a bit long but I wanted to try and give you the best overall description I felt would help you make a call. All the best, cheers Kev
@@kiwikevnz i don't need a book for my school studies. I just want a intresting book to read i think it will be best for me thanks for you advise 👍🏻, i also like maths and its logic always blows my mind .after finding his (Eddie) video i was like “ oh so that's why😯"
@@soniyabharti5284 I think you will enjoy it too, I did and I have only started but I've learnt 4 things in the first 4 chapters I didn't even know about, cheers kev
Hello, I am a Bolivian who is learning English and therefore I discovered the UA-cam channel of this math Olympiad teacher, and I admire him a lot, I would like him to read this comment and tell me how to read a math book to learn the most and take notes indeed, or maybe tell me what I need to know to watch your videos
Hi, I still did not get how denominator standardizes the term. could someone please explain how and what is the meaning behind denominator? Numerator I understand conceptually that for some X distance from its mean, Y scales respectively from it's mean. What does denominator mean conceptually?
What I don't get is why do you have differences with the mean in the formula if the regression considers differences with the line? The line and the mean are different, aren't they? (Except if the line has 0 slope I guess)
It has been many decades since I had a statistics course and I viewed your presentations to refresh my memory on this facet of the subject. At that time, Pearson was not part of our course. As you were drawing your squares, something didn't seem quite right to me. The distance from any point down or up to the line does not seem to be the value the equation is asking for. Y - Y(bar) does not ask for the distance from the Y value of the point to the value of the line. It asks for the distance from the Y value of the point to the calculated mean Y value. If your Y(bar) mean value is 4.5, wouldn't we draw the difference for the first data point (0,3) up to y = 4.5? Our deviations are compared to the mean and not to the line. As I mentioned, it has been a very long time since I studied this subject. It is possible that with more algebra, the differences to the line may balance out to the easier to calculate differences to the mean. Thanks for the presentation. You've given me a bit to think about.
That confused me as well. As a matter of fact, if you look up the pearson correlation coefficient on wikipedia, you'll see that it measures the correlation between two variables in a dataset, or 'how well can I approximate my data with a line?'. The connection to the actual regression line shown here happens if you set y=y_data and x=y_regression-line in the formula.
It's a simple note taking app on a tablet. You can then download your PDFs of worksheets to annotate on the tablet with a stylus. You can use an apple app (notability) or Samsung's app (Samsung notes) on android
Respected Sir... I watch all your videos regularly... Thankyou for teaching us with such high quality content👏😊 ... But I face problem of connecting to previous or next video... Sir Kindly add links of previous, next videos and playlist in description box... It will help us to jump from one video/playlist to next!
I really have a question that I hope to get an answer to why is one greater than zero I have been searching for an answer to this question for three months and I think you can help me 👉👈
Any natural number can be find out by start with zero and adding 1 as adding 1 increases the value that's means 1 isn't less than zero or equal to zero
@@soniyabharti5284 Thank you very much Soniya for this comment. Your answer is really logical. I will show it to my teacher and I will make sure to tell you the answer.
!!please read this !! HI Eddie woo sir I am saksham from grade 9 studying in India i want to get admission in Cherrybrook Technology High School i am very good at maths and physics and space, Astronomy is my passion please help me how to get into this school
Australian accent is distracting to say the least. While I'm off-topic, why are you even using the line to explain the formula when it's about "means" not distance from the line
Meanwhile, after thirty seconds, the class had already slapped their calculators into STAT mode, clicking their keys aggressively, punching in all the data points, to find 𝒓
One day I am gonna speed run through all of your videos
Hello, mr Woo) I am a medical doctor, who works in Russia, Moscow, however, I just bumped into 1 of your videos and I can not stop watching them. I loved maths when I was at school, bu after graduating Med School I really forgot how much I loved it. Now, instead of waisting my time on another series, I’ll keep watching your vids. Thank You, Mr. Woo.
I studied through your videos whole the year(class 11th) ,my result is now out and my maths marks are 96 . thanks to you
This channel is what UA-cam should be ,free education to all who wish to learn, without sex ,race and finance stopping any human from learning. Well done 👏 Mr woo. I hope many more people find your channel and the knowledge you are offering. Especially anybody who cannot access education due to their circumstances. You deserve many more views of the work you have done.
Great video. Based on my formal education, I would never admit to watching this video but this is the first time I have intuitively understood the meaning of "least square regression". Many years after finishing your formal education, its a good idea to go back and review concepts. I use regression all the time in practice but rely so heavily on software that I forgot the equations and what they are functionally doing. Thanks.
Excellent video series. I've studied regression etc years ago but never learned about the lower abstraction level of it. This video visualised / explained it perfectly. Thanks Eddie!
I am so so glad I found yr channel, I finally can now understand what a Logarithm is in 5 mins thanks to you, and I just went and bought your Book called "It's A Numberful World" in the US, or "Woo's Wonderful World Of Maths" in other countries, depending which country you are. Yr Prologue is 100% exactly how I felt in Maths class, and the weird thing is I really love maths, but could never understand my maths teacher, Thank You Eddie so much. Cheers Kev
How is it? i also want to buy
@@soniyabharti5284 Hi Soniya, it depends what yr looking for, what I mean is if yr looking for a pure maths ebook/paperback with 300+ pages of equations and formulas page after page that is heavy reading to get thru, it's not like that. Thats what I was expecting, but it's written in a different way. Eddie goes thru multiple types of examples in the 26 chapters thru out book in his story telling way describing how everyday things we may think don't really involve or display pure maths principles at first look, but Eddies then explains with his story telling how each of these 26 topics involve underlying maths principles at their cores and the reasons for their what, why, how and the way they look etc for each of these topics. I was pleasantly surprised as I found it interesting and light to read. Some of the examples are things like, Why are rainbows circles, Sound Notes, Lightning and Blood Vessels. So if yr looking for that type of thing it's interesting and enjoyable and easy to read and understand. But if you want at book with a full index at the back (there isn't one) where you can look up Formula and Equations by name, one after the other, with them all fully laid out and described number by number, it's not like that. Sorry this is a bit long but I wanted to try and give you the best overall description I felt would help you make a call.
All the best, cheers Kev
@@kiwikevnz i don't need a book for my school studies. I just want a intresting book to read i think it will be best for me thanks for you advise 👍🏻, i also like maths and its logic always blows my mind .after finding his (Eddie) video i was like “ oh so that's why😯"
@@soniyabharti5284 I think you will enjoy it too, I did and I have only started but I've learnt 4 things in the first 4 chapters I didn't even know about, cheers kev
Excellent teaching! Very clear and it helps me understand so easily! Thank you
Your math videos have benefited me overcastly✌😊 thanks Eddie
Hello, I am a Bolivian who is learning English and therefore I discovered the UA-cam channel of this math Olympiad teacher, and I admire him a lot, I would like him to read this comment and tell me how to read a math book to learn the most and take notes indeed, or maybe tell me what I need to know to watch your videos
Bravo! Outstanding lesson 👏
Hi, I still did not get how denominator standardizes the term. could someone please explain how and what is the meaning behind denominator? Numerator I understand conceptually that for some X distance from its mean, Y scales respectively from it's mean. What does denominator mean conceptually?
Hmm, shouldn’t the lines from the data points be perpendicular to the mean line? Instead of being perpendicular to the cartesian axis?
Yes i was just thinking exactly the same
That would make this entire video wrong
What I don't get is why do you have differences with the mean in the formula if the regression considers differences with the line? The line and the mean are different, aren't they? (Except if the line has 0 slope I guess)
lookin good eddie
thanks Mr Woo this was so helpful :)
Thanks a lot! huh it was interesting to follow the concepts!
Thanks ! Teacher Woo
It has been many decades since I had a statistics course and I viewed your presentations to refresh my memory on this facet of the subject. At that time, Pearson was not part of our course. As you were drawing your squares, something didn't seem quite right to me. The distance from any point down or up to the line does not seem to be the value the equation is asking for. Y - Y(bar) does not ask for the distance from the Y value of the point to the value of the line. It asks for the distance from the Y value of the point to the calculated mean Y value. If your Y(bar) mean value is 4.5, wouldn't we draw the difference for the first data point (0,3) up to y = 4.5? Our deviations are compared to the mean and not to the line. As I mentioned, it has been a very long time since I studied this subject. It is possible that with more algebra, the differences to the line may balance out to the easier to calculate differences to the mean. Thanks for the presentation. You've given me a bit to think about.
That confused me as well.
As a matter of fact, if you look up the pearson correlation coefficient on wikipedia, you'll see that it measures the correlation between two variables in a dataset, or 'how well can I approximate my data with a line?'.
The connection to the actual regression line shown here happens if you set y=y_data and x=y_regression-line in the formula.
Can you apload some more videos for determinants?
Eddie, what software and hardware are you using for your math presentation. This worksheet is very clear. Thanks.
I think it's apple bc of the pen he uses, but I have no idea of the Software
Software is called "Notability"
It's a simple note taking app on a tablet. You can then download your PDFs of worksheets to annotate on the tablet with a stylus. You can use an apple app (notability) or Samsung's app (Samsung notes) on android
Respected Sir...
I watch all your videos regularly... Thankyou for teaching us with such high quality content👏😊
...
But I face problem of connecting to previous or next video... Sir Kindly add links of previous, next videos and playlist in description box... It will help us to jump from one video/playlist to next!
is a good idea
Proff, I hope you are good! no more videos from you lately 🙏🏻
which is the software did you use?
What app is this
I LOVE THIS!!!!
Thank uuuuuuu ❤❤❤❤❤
Man I literally finished stats yesterday. You should’ve uploaded like a week ago for my final 😂 I got an 86 though.
What app are you using on your iPad?
He used Notability
I really have a question that I hope to get an answer to why is one greater than zero I have been searching for an answer to this question for three months and I think you can help me 👉👈
Any natural number can be find out by start with zero and adding 1 as adding 1 increases the value that's means 1 isn't less than zero or equal to zero
@@soniyabharti5284 Thank you very much Soniya for this comment. Your answer is really logical. I will show it to my teacher and I will make sure to tell you the answer.
Nice video thanks
plz do complete lessonon Differential equationsesp Partial Differential equations
!!please read this !! HI Eddie woo sir I am saksham from grade 9 studying in India i want to get admission in Cherrybrook Technology High School i am very good at maths and physics and space, Astronomy is my passion please help me how to get into this school
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Australian accent is distracting to say the least. While I'm off-topic, why are you even using the line to explain the formula when it's about "means" not distance from the line
比我以前的老师讲得好多了
How the hell do you still look the same ahaha
I'd venture to say this is a very poor explanation of Pearson correlation coefficient
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Meanwhile, after thirty seconds, the class had already slapped their calculators into STAT mode, clicking their keys aggressively, punching in all the data points, to find 𝒓