Doing a t-test using R programming (in 4 minutes)

[@RProgramming101]

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[@draprincesa01]

Exactly what I need to do tomorrow in my dataset thanks!!!! like always u r the best !!!!!

[@RProgramming101]

Happy to help! You got this, Karen! 😉

[@71Deba]

Excellent explanation, Greg. Love your simple and precise approach.

[@javiermonroy4616]

Excellent video! I really love this channel. It would be so great if you could do some time series videos in the future.

[@RProgramming101]

That's a great idea! Thanks for your feedback!

[@adamacoulibaly812]

Many thanks, Prof for this Excellent video! But I am referring to your previous video on ''t-test, anova and chi-square' to do the ANOVA of my research. I am now facing 2 issues: 1- I really understand the results because it missing the p-value, 2- I am having error message for the TukeyHSD. Bassically, I want to perform the ANOVA for the mean values for three years (i.e., 2017, 2018 and 2020). here is the command I run "abcanova %>% aov(formula = gprice ~ year , data =.) %>% TukeyHSD()" here is the error message "> abcanova %>% + aov(formula = gprice ~ year , data =.) %>% + TukeyHSD() Error in TukeyHSD.aov(.) : no factors in the fitted model In addition: Warning message: In replications(paste("~", xx), data = mf) : non-factors ignored: year" I can share the data if necessary I need your help thank you

[@TchantchouCamus]

really excellent video. please how do you perform a paired t. test when the data is not the same length?

[@jtotherock7244]

Hi Do you have videos on One Sample Hypothesis T-Test on a Proportion?

[@Malihaezad]

Could you please talk about performing a paired t-test when the data is in wide format i.e. the intervention values are in one column and post-intervention in another?

[@pipertripp]

Greg, have used the tiny model infer package for hypothesis testing?

[@gregmartin]

I've never used it - I'll check it out

[@pipertripp]

@@gregmartin I think you might like it. It's basically a "grammar of hypothesis testing" that fits in well with other aspects of the tidyverse.

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0:43 fav part

[@RProgramming101]

ah - thanks for letting me know.. I didn't know that people had favorite parts.

[@peterschmitt9802]

I found that two.sided had to be quoted

[@gregmartin]

Thanks peter - you may be right (could be an error in the video - sorry)

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Thank you!

[@cowrabbit137]

thanks a lot!!

[@RProgramming101]

You're welcome!

[@michaelayeni177]

Perfect!

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