Bootstrapping in SPSS - Part 3

[@humoaz6629]

Thanks so much. The information was incredible. Your videos are always very helpful. Blessings.

[@hata606]

Hi, thanks for the video, your explications are really clear (sorry for the language, i'm french). I have a question : how do you bootstrap with a t-test ? (independant samples) where are you looking in the tables, to know if the test is significant or not, despite a no-normal distribution ?

[@rezwansiddiqui]

Hi, Could you please share any knowledge regarding Bootstrapping in ANOVA, how to write results and so on. It would be really useful. Thanks a lot for your great videos.

[@re_mamoste6779]

Thank you dear Professor.... One question: "how interpreted the Bias values for var1 and var2?"

[@mihirrupani4280]

If the statistical results and p value that we get from bootstrapping are more accurate than those we get from a asymptotic distribution theory (if data follows a normal distribution), why would we ever use a p value obtained from a parametric test? Please answer this question keeping in mind that bootstrapping gives more accurate results even when the data is not normally distributed.

[@andrewhe652]

Thank you. Very informative ! So may I ask whether I can use bootstrap to calculate the 95% CI for a spearman coefficient ?

[@how2stats]

+Andrew He Yes, definitely. That would be a great use of bootstrapping.

[@prasa1514]

Hi, Is it possible to use this techniques when you have more than two variables to compare? Thanks.

[@jalesamuwai1230]

thanks you so much..life safer!!

[@bramantios5797]

what is the interpretation if the upper and lower are negative result? with small sample less than 25 and CI is 95& using BCa for Spearman Rho Correlation..any idea?