Interpreting R Output for Simple Linear Regression Part 2

[@Sofi8007]

YOU ARE ROCKING THIS!! THANK YOU SO MUCH! WE GOT A SCRIPT WITH OVER 150 SLIDES AND YOU MANAGED TO EXPLAIN THAT IN JUST LESS THAN 30 MIN

[@alanan1373]

This helped me a lot! Appreciate this content very much as my professor assumes that I remember the introduction stats class materials that I took 2 years ago and dive into a depth model while I have totally forgotten what these numbers mean!

[@donquixotedoflamingo7685]

Thank you so much!!! U really got me out of a Jam!!! I was totally lost in interpretation of these values, thanks a lot

[@nicomakian1290]

Thank you for the helpful info!

[@selenehsu9423]

Thanks for this clear explanation. Easy to understand.

[@Nothingimportant1]

Thank you so much, great tutorial.

[@shivani.mudaliar]

Wow, well explained. Thank you!

[@KetevanBolkvadze]

Thanks so much for this superb explanation!

[@rahulm2028]

wonderful video helped me in clarifying so many doubts... thanks

[@murtuzadahodwala301]

Where can i get these wonderful slides?

[@krutarthpatel02]

Thank you so so much for making those videos.

[@patrickdonkor4343]

I have really learnt a lot, thanks so much.

[@harikamujula253]

I found this very useful. Thank you very much for your detailed explanation !!!

[@rakesh903]

Excellent Explanation. Please organize the videos accordingly. Please create playlists.

[@funwithyoutubeee3164]

thank you so much! Such a great explanation!

[@danahamed9657]

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[@mahalakshmisundaramurthy5290]

Thank you so much for the explanation.

[@kmdarie]

Hey, thanks for making this video! It helped clarify some things for me.

[@krzysztofp4863]

Thanks a lot for sharing this video!

[@ruthmathews4436]

Thank you for providing explanations with illustration. Sir, I had one doubt. In one case residual error tells how well model predicts and other case F Statistic tells significance of overall model. Which one is a better parameter for analysis of reliability of model.

[@ruthmathews4436]

Thank you for explaining the statistical concepts clearly. It is indeed a really helpful for a person who is a novice.

[@laymanpsychology6115]

very helpful

[@johnwestman1251]

hey, how can i get the value of the residual standard error by only using the values in the R output?

[@krishnamohanathota5857]

Thank you for the detailed explanation. Can you please share the link to download this PPT ?

[@annanau1]

Hi! Thanks for the awesome video? Was wondering where I could find these slides?

[@ianscottuk]

this is the bit that is missing from the stats course we are doing! Ta

[@poopanda1999]

Awesome, though I needed to look in the book for formulas and Actually those terms SSE, SSM, SST are really confusing as notation differs from book to book.

[@salvindsouza7053]

Thank you

[@nilajahrivers1109]

Could you please provide your slides? I understand if no. Doesn't hurt to ask. lol

[@RinkiGuptar]

Hello, Thanks for this excellent video. I just want to ask which book you refer here ? Waiting to hear from you. Thanks Warm Regards,

[@RinkiGuptar]

Thank you. Its very useful. Nice to connect with you. Warm Regards,

[@RinkiGuptar]

Hello , I want to compute the estimated intercept and slope coefficients of a logistic regression model fitted to the following data (outcome is cancer): Cancer No cancer Smoker 700 200 Non smoker 300 800 Which method , I should adopt as I want to calculate it by hand not by software? I have calculated OR but what should I do next ? I would be thankful, if you can help. Thanks

[@jamminjayzee]

How do I find the expected score? I have all of that information, but I want to know what section of all of that I need to look at/ interpret to find an expected score. Thanks for the video!

[@jamminjayzee]

Jonathan Brown I posted the question along with the r studio formula I was given on my reddit as I was struggling with the question, if you don't mind would you please look there. I just want to make sure I have to do extra steps because my professor never told us that. From what I understood, all I had to do was interpret what he gave me. thank you so much I really appreciate the help! For a respondent who is 30 years old, what is the expected score they would give Trump? www.reddit.com/r/RStudio/comments/5faf6q/for_a_respondent_who_is_30_years_old_what_is_the/

[@jamminjayzee]

Jonathan Brown I think I understand what you're saying. so I just have to keep the formula the same but add 30 to it (*30)?? do you know what code I have to use to do that? is it the one you wrote *30?

[@jamminjayzee]

Jonathan Brown well I have a class project due on the 10th that requires me to show my work in r studio so I think this is just practice for that, so unfortunately I guess I have to do it in r studio. I'll look at it tomorrow and do what you're saying, thanks for your help! I was confused about the problem!

[@jamminjayzee]

so I spoke to my professor and he said I didn't have to do it all on the r studio. I could just multiply the age estimate by 30 and add the intercept estimate. I also have to find the p-value which is 1.66e-09***, and find if its statistically significant at the 0.05 two tailed level. so from what I understand, the p-value is 0.00000000166 and i have to multiply that to get the two tailed test which will leave me with a much lower p-value, which means I reject the null hypothesis? is this correct? Or am i totally missing something? thanks for your help btw

[@jamminjayzee]

Jonathan Brown would it be possible if I could send you my homework before I turn it in just to be sure it's correct?

[@bimaljeetsingh8984]

great

[@amnindersekhon779]

Thank you