Bivariate Analysis Meaning | Statistics Tutorial #19 | MarinStatsLectures

[@cutalima3356]

Oh my God, thank you so much for your concise yet detailed explanation Prof. Martin! These videos of yours really help me in statistics. God bless you!

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Thank you thank you thank you. I am in graduate school and taking statistics for the first time, in my second language, and don't understand anything. Your videos are clear and precise and to the point! If I survive stats it will be because of these

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This video is just perfect. Very well explained, very structured and just simply clear. Thank you.

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This man is extremely wonderful. Thank you, Marin.

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[@Dukefred1]

Wow, the first simplified explanation I have come across on this topic so far...awesome work! Thank you so much!

[@marinstatlectures]

great to hear :)

[@dtox316]

this was really well thought out video. I liked how you provided how to visualize the data and what test could be used. Extremely well planned. Thank you making this video.

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Thanks. I'm taking a Psych research class & I just wasn't getting it. So, this is setting the foundation for the online class I'm taking. I will be adding your channel to my feedback for the Curriculum & Instruction Designers at my university to add this to the lessons. Just reading in online classes with a subject like statistics & research is not enough.

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@Elias Killian Definitely, been watching on FlixZone for years myself :)

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The first video that has made sense to me in a long time!!

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awesome visual presentation for us visual learners!

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wow this is sooo good. very simple and easy to understand. but I am not ready for the outro lmao

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[@andreacallegari4403]

Hi Prof. Marin. I wanted to ask you whether you covered already multivariable analysis methods and statistical modeling. I could not find these video at your webpage.

[@satbirsingh2055]

Good explanation. Thanks !!

[@kalyantummanapalli3800]

Hi Mike, Are you going to provide any videos related to machine learning in future?

[@alexmolyneux816]

Thanks for the video, great stuff? Do you have one explaining the analysis for combining both num and cat variables for X to predict either num or cat for Y (which you typically find as a data science problem)?

[@marinstatlectures]

Yes, that would be linear regression (for Y being NUM) and logistic regression (for Y being CAT). I’m uploading an entire course worth of videos that covers that, and more. I’ll be adding the rest of the lectures over the next week. Link to the playlist is here: kzbin.info/aero/PLqzoL9-eJTNBDAG955KrzpduiPCj8-_3m

[@buihung3704]

@@marinstatlectures The Linear Regression and Logistic Regression are both Statistics concept found in Machine Learning, are you going to do some lectures about Machine Learning as well?

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[@marinstatlectures]

thanks :)

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[@marinstatlectures]

Lol, the image is flipped/mirrored...I’m not writing backwards...but lots of people think I am ;)

[@terrieterrie5780]

Which tests to use for a very large sample of N=2000?

[@marinstatlectures]

It’s mostly not about the sample size, but it depends on the types of variables you have and what it is you want to test…

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Is my dude writing backwards? Damn!

[@alexmolyneux816]

writes normally then mirrors video?

[@aastirsolutions6043]

if X is continuous and Y is categorical what test we do

[@marinstatlectures]

I’d use logistic regression there, although there are other approaches that would be reasonable

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1. (a) You are currently interested in examining the factors that influence the performance of Cooperative Societies in Ijebu North LGA, Ogun State and you have analysed you data and generated the following result. CoopPerf=2.824 +1.453X₁+0.845X2-0.567X3 [1.586] [0.245] [0.387] [1.845] R²=0.7568; Fcal = 6.896, n=50 and alpha -5% (the figures in parentheses are standard errors) Note: - total capital of the cooperative society - total loans granted to members - Location of Cooperative society, where : Urban =1 and rural -0 CoopPerf-Cooperative society performance. X₂ X3 Required: (a) Give a comprehensive interpretation of the result. (b) What conclusion can you draw from the study? (c) What are your recommendations?