Statistics 101: Nonparametric Methods, Mann-Whitney-Wilcoxon Rank Sum Test

[@stevenshelby2675]

This is probably the best video on Wilcoxon test. I have never seen another video that explains more in depth

[@nimishverma7892]

really simple to understand, I don't know why I didn't come across your videos earlier. Thanks!

[@sumitdhamani7343]

Very Well Explained Being from a Non-statistics background I can easily understand concepts. Thank you.

[@jorismattheijssens5238]

Great video! At 11:00 you say that 25 and 30 are the closest we can get to 27.5. These two rank distributions get closer: 1+3+5+8+10 = 27 2+4+6+7+9 = 28 But they are less illustrative for your story.

[@mahadevkandalkar1090]

Love from Churchgate, Brandon sir.❤️🔥

[@zx4337]

Question! @3:37 what do you mean by similar shapes? similar shape = similar distribution?

[@Magmatic91]

Thank you sir for these videos, they're always great and well explained.

[@MASTVMEDIAA]

The next videos will be very helpful for me if you discuss the probability-। chapter

[@rishikhurana6831]

very well explained! Thanks!

[@galan8115]

@Brandon Foltz do you need any more assumptions like homocesdaticity appart from the "same shape"// simmetry to the mean?

[@meiguzhimei]

I love your videos. I believe it's a typo. This should be testing means not medians.

[@camerontait4171]

wrong

[@grayjphys]

If you swap 4 and 7 in the mixed case you can get closer

[@JS-cy5th]

i would like to know what exactly is the difference in their test statistics betweem Mann-Whitney and Wilcoxon Rank Sum Test

[@joshuabasquinas2824]

This video helped me so much! Thank you. :)

[@Chikamawmaw]

Hi! Do you know how the hedonic regression works?

[@sgbb8861]

what if the shapes of distribution of the groups are not similar?

[@bastienclarke1810]

Great

[@sangamshet]

Any idea anyone has how it's used in econometrics and to test share market prices.

[@dishachoudhary9261]

CAN I APPLY MANWHITNEY TEST FOR BIASES FO

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