Hi Brandon, thanks for all of these great videos, you've made the learning process much more interesting! However I do have a question regarding the jmp result table in this episode, I understand that the SS column for a certain independent variable is the SSE change when we enter that variable, but what does it mean for the already locked variable? For example, when we only have 'sqft' in the model, the SS for 'sqft' is 336239.7. Then we enter 'bath', the SS for 'sqft' becomes 156629.8. At last we enter the 'exempHS', 'the SS for 'sqft' becomes 117234.3. I am quite lost here. Could you explain more about this value change? Thanks a lot!😀
I read in stats books that there are cross-products of the variables in the regression equation. So one variable depends on the other. Regression line equations have terms such Beta*x3*x4. How do we know when a cross-product variable term should be used and included in the final regression line equation?
Dude, If I only had someone explaining me Statistics the way you do when I was at college... thank you so much for your content!
Namaste. I use JMP. Great to see you putting up a wonderful illustration -as always another great video! Thank you!
I have no idea of stats but need to for my studies and your videos really help! Thanks a lot Brandon
You are welcome! Thank you for watching!
Hi Brandon, thanks for all of these great videos, you've made the learning process much more interesting! However I do have a question regarding the jmp result table in this episode, I understand that the SS column for a certain independent variable is the SSE change when we enter that variable, but what does it mean for the already locked variable? For example, when we only have 'sqft' in the model, the SS for 'sqft' is 336239.7. Then we enter 'bath', the SS for 'sqft' becomes 156629.8. At last we enter the 'exempHS', 'the SS for 'sqft' becomes 117234.3. I am quite lost here. Could you explain more about this value change? Thanks a lot!😀
Forget about my question, I watched the next video and everything is clear now. Thanks for your great work!
you are the best of the best tutorial, it feels like you are here and teaching me face to face
I am! Never too far. Keep learning! 👍
I read in stats books that there are cross-products of the variables in the regression equation. So one variable depends on the other. Regression line equations have terms such Beta*x3*x4. How do we know when a cross-product variable term should be used and included in the final regression line equation?
Your all videos so so good.....thanks for making them
Glad you like them!
Hlo can you please tell which software package you have used in this perticular vedio for regression analysis.
You Rock!!!!!
You rock even more ! 🤘🏼🤘🏼
What is that software? So easy to run.
jmp by sas