Chi-Square Tests: Crash Course Statistics #29
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Date: 2022-04-04
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Comments and reviews: 10
Nawa
I followed you through the explanation and enjoyed it until the point where you determine whether to accept or reject the null hypothesis. It would be nice in future to show what you referred to when comparing the results of your chi-square test to determine whether it is above or below the critical value (i. e a chi-square table)
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I followed you through the explanation and enjoyed it until the point where you determine whether to accept or reject the null hypothesis. It would be nice in future to show what you referred to when comparing the results of your chi-square test to determine whether it is above or below the critical value (i. e a chi-square table)
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Kyra
One thing about the cat/dog owners. We would have to make sure no cat owner also owns a dog or vice versa, otherwise chi square is not mutually exclusive - there for not valid. Otherwise, love your videos!
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One thing about the cat/dog owners. We would have to make sure no cat owner also owns a dog or vice versa, otherwise chi square is not mutually exclusive - there for not valid. Otherwise, love your videos!
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Brittany
An easier way to calculate the expectant frequencies is to use the equation (total of column - total of row)/ sample size. So (161 - 479) / 1000 = 77. 12. The way they present it is confusing.
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An easier way to calculate the expectant frequencies is to use the equation (total of column - total of row)/ sample size. So (161 - 479) / 1000 = 77. 12. The way they present it is confusing.
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DANDAN
6: 58 I had to repeat this part cause I was taken aback by the unexpectedly large number of people who like pineapple on pizza and couldn't focus on what she was saying.
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6: 58 I had to repeat this part cause I was taken aback by the unexpectedly large number of people who like pineapple on pizza and couldn't focus on what she was saying.
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education
bruh. why does she have to be so fast in stringing and saying statements that we have to digest to understand the concept. this is cooked. anxiety says no thanks.
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bruh. why does she have to be so fast in stringing and saying statements that we have to digest to understand the concept. this is cooked. anxiety says no thanks.
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Candycanes02
why am I not surprised that the two highest houses were Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw xD I'm a Hufflepuff. I guess lots of nerds are affable or intelligent.
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why am I not surprised that the two highest houses were Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw xD I'm a Hufflepuff. I guess lots of nerds are affable or intelligent.
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Aimee
I still don't understand what exactly expected data is? Is it just what people expect to happen, or is it data based on previously carried out research?
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I still don't understand what exactly expected data is? Is it just what people expect to happen, or is it data based on previously carried out research?
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Lida
It a great video on statistical concept however, the presenter should talk and explain a bot slower! You are too fast to be understood Amazing Lady!
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It a great video on statistical concept however, the presenter should talk and explain a bot slower! You are too fast to be understood Amazing Lady!
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marrane87
Love ur content, im a peruvian physician taking a master in epidemiology, so biostatistics are a smash in our heads, ur videos are so useful!
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Love ur content, im a peruvian physician taking a master in epidemiology, so biostatistics are a smash in our heads, ur videos are so useful!
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Danny
Too fast. Edited to take out the pauses for thought. I need those pauses. Not stop chatter is too mind boggling. Thank you, anyways.
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Too fast. Edited to take out the pauses for thought. I need those pauses. Not stop chatter is too mind boggling. Thank you, anyways.
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