where did you get the b0 and b1?,

What a superb lecture 🥳. Thank you.

Thanks!

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Tack Andreas! I'm trying to figure this out to analyze agricultural data, where several plant populations were scored for a disease at different locations. And per location the same 4 individuals are scored as control (sometimes invarious plot positions in the field). My boss is telling me to do LMM and calculate adjusted means, but I don't understand what that...means😂. This was a great intro for dummies like me👍

Can anyone tell me how the k value is calculated in non linear regression?

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How do you know when to use Weighted mean to solve a problem

Great works...

Excellent explanation! Thank you!

13.23 minutes can you explain how the sum of the two small value also between 80-90%

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Can't find - "simple, soft spoken, very easy to understand, proper pause in speech, perfect diagrammatic with examples explanation" on internet. Wonderful teacher 🙏🙏🙏

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This is the best PCA video l have found.

Amazing explanation , “The best”

Great video, thank you.

Great video. I’ve spent 2 hours trying to get my head around PCoA

You are GREAT!

thank you so much for the detailed video

Is there a proof of the formula of the McNemar test ? TKS🙏

Thank you for the video, well constructed well explained !

Error at 4:12. The cumulative hazards should be: 0.1667 0.3667 0.6167 1.2833 2.2833 since we need to account for the time steps: 0.1667*1 0.1667*1 + 0.0400*5 0.1667*1 + 0.0400*5 + 0.0625*4 0.1667*1 + 0.0400*5 + 0.0625*4 + 0.6667*1 0.1667*1 + 0.0400*5 + 0.0625*4 + 0.6667*1 + 1.0000*1

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❤❤Very informative, thank you

Interesting video, thanks. I tried to run the simulation myself with various levels for the sample size and effect size, and I was quite surprised by how close the power was for the wilcoxon test compared to the t-test. I expected bigger differences. Only for small n and large d, was there a notable difference. On the other hand, when sampling from a lognormal distribution, the wilxocon test clearly had more power in almost all cases. It made me think the wilcoxon test is quite a good default and that there isn't much harm in choosing it even if the data is normally distributed.

for SVM this is best..today I understood why 2

Amazing video, really well done!

Hello there can you make a video about Gaussian Mixture Model pls..

Thank you very much for making this video.I don't have a statistics background, yet it was easy to comprehend. The pace of teaching was perfect and there is a lot of clarity in explaining the concept.

Thank you, professor.

This was SO helpful and easy to follow. Thanks so much!

that's so clear. thank you!

Can you do one on the ordered logit and probit regression next pls

This explanation is really complete and awesome. Thank you.

I am enjoying your lecture, starting from the basics. Many things I failed to understand as a student finally makes sense. You are a marvelous teacher and Thank you so much!

thank you sir

Thanks man that was the easiest

Hi.. Many thanks for this nice video.. I ask if you do a video about LSTM network??

Thanks for rendering an intuitive approach to understanding deep neural networks

great thanks.

As a fan of scientific knowledge, i ve also been your fan for years. Thank You TileStats.

Nravo! Clear, logical and articulated well. Congrats