Measures of Variability (Range, Standard Deviation, Variance)

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[@gelina2650]

WHAT I LEARNED 🟩Importance of variability: we can track/see the consistency between data. It can also help make real life decisions regarding reliable data. 1:31 🟩Measure of variance: How does the scores/data from a dataset differs from each other. The measures of variancem describes how spread /clustered the scores jn the dataset are. 🟩3 Measures of variance: 2:12 1. Range 2:38 2. Standard Deviance 4:39 3. Variance 8:08

[@gelina2650]

🟩RANGE - (pros): the simplest type of measure of variance. You simply have to subtract the highest value to the lowest value. - (cons): it cannot describe fully what's happening on the other data, since it only focused on the highest and lowest value. You can MISS other info in the data. Ex: two dataset can have the same range but different data or scores + different shape in the distribution graph. 🟩STANDARD DEVIATION - describes the typical (standard) amount the the scores deviate / differs fr. The mean -(Pros): It gives additional info on the data. It help us see what is common and not common. - there are two types: Population standard deviation(ō)and Sample standard deviation(s) 🟩VARIANCE - the square of standard deviation (SD²) - it could either be: Population or sample variance. (Ō² , s²)

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Thanks so much for actually explaining WHY we need these measures and providing examples with real-life applications! Unfortunately, most teachers just throw some formulas at you and require that you learn them. However, this leads to a very shallow understanding of the topics and only teaches you how to memorize formulas/rules. So grateful for the videos you make! Keep it up!

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Thank you so much for helpful information about Range, SD and Variance. I am looking forward to watch all of your videos,

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The best video, I have watched on why standard Deviation is important to calculate. Thanks for this. Please explain other statistical terms in the same manner.

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Just a question : How did you come with the percentages (about time stamp 7:20)

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This is amazing. The work up from mean,range, to standard deviation, really helps

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Thank you for this easy to follow and well explained reason for why we use SD

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[@rampee1000]

How did you know or get the percentages for 1, 2 and 3 standard deviation on the bell curve? Is it something that one should know?

[@AlmiraAragon]

How did you get the mean

[@scar_lett3]

By adding all the number and divided by number of values

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Hello, may I ask? If the IQ scores of 50 individuals are measured and recorded, and majority of the scores are near the median, what would you say about the variability? Thank you

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How you calculated the percentage? Is it predetermined?

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I understand that we should square the standard deviation to get variance.. But how does that help? what will happen when we square the standard deviation and how does it help in measuring variability?

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Helps me to understand the topic from my prof

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This is so obvious a benefit In analysis of anything. Should be a minimum requirement in high school.

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[@dr.leetalkingskincare4765]

What if some of the values are negative, then the CV is also negative, but should it be converted to absolute number?

[@jimmyokeeffe]

In my books mew is the symbol for the mean not sigma?

[@iphily20]

the symbol you're talking about (μ) is spelled "mu" (mew). it stands for the population mean, whereas x̄ (x bar) stands for the sample mean. as explained in the video, the lowercase sigma (σ) stands for the population standard deviation, not the mean.

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how did we get to 68%, 95 %, 99.7 % ?

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My main takeaway from this is that Sigma has Elvis hair

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That’s all I really wanted anyone to get out of the video honestly.

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