Kendall's Tau Explained

[@khushijaiswal9824]

Thank you so much. This is the only video I found that explained it in a right manner other's just explained it through tricks. This is the best explanation.

[@navnisch1590]

By Far The best explanation of Kendall's Tau on UA-cam !! Couldn't thank you enough

[@brooklyntutor4970]

Thanks a bunch!

[@antonyobiero]

have been looking for this type of explanation, thanks so much

[@djswiggy3578]

so few people explain this well but you did!! THANK YOU 😀

[@nyasha767]

Thanks so much for such an informative video!

[@komalpatodia7365]

The explanation is indeed the best one i came across. Thank you!

[@brooklyntutor4970]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks!

[@ihgnmah]

You make the topic crystal clear. Thank you so much.
I just wonder in what situations would we prefer Kendall Correlation over Spearman Correlation when they are both Rank Correlation.

[@brooklyntutor4970]

Thank you for the comment!
Spearman is a more commonly used measure than Kendall, since it is easier to calculate programmatically. Kendall’s Tau uses ranks more explicitly, and is thus more “robust”. It is also easier to justify than Spearman if you need to explain the logic behind it.

[@dila6246]

hii thank you for the explanation, but I do want to ask what if y1 and y2 is equal?

[@patriciaanneguela5437]

Please do a manual computation for kendall tau'c

[@D17D]

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[@Vampystreams-l5r]

I'm here for my Math AI IA lol

[@D17D]

@@Vampystreams-l5r Well good luck, I didn't know a single person from my class who managed to wrap their head around this during the exam

[@suyoggholap5586]

Thanks Mate , Appreciated👍

[@brooklyntutor4970]

Happy to help

[@santoshgautam2913]

Thanks, it's really very helpful sir

[@brooklyntutor4970]

Most welcome

[@jaytech120]

Thanks... helped a lot

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Glad to hear that

[@radelvillosillo5809]

Very helpful thank you

[@heddeebongmasango914]

What if the red color are the same.wat kind of pair will it be

[@saitamanumber0162]

concordance, don't say that red mean discordance. If they have the same colors, then it;s concordance, if not, discordance

[@vincentwunstel3148]

THANK YOU

[@brooklyntutor4970]

Enjoy!

[@oz2770]

what if x1 and x2 are equal?

[@brooklyntutor4970]

By definition, X1 and X2 cannot be equal as they are X values of two different observations

[@mariaveronicabermas7700]

Hi is this kendell tau b?

[@saitamanumber0162]

No, i don't think so