Linear Regression hypothesis tests

[@Mtkadonald]

BEYDA is actually Beta (B) the greek term we use when writing null and alternative hypotheses H(o): B=0, H(a): B>0. we use the greek term (like "mu" for mean value testing) to represent the population value

[@Jawoody12]

This was easy to understand and very useful, thank you!!

[@mjones410]

2022 and you just helped me over the hump with my understanding, thank you :)

[@MoumitaHanra]

Very useful!

[@mahsatahmouresi8839]

great video , thank you very much

[@KhaLed-pb4pu]

@9:03 minus BEYDA????? what da fuck was that

[@mianzeeshanmubarakmianzees6371]

🤔🤔🤔

[@calt495]

This was going so well until you used a calculator and didn't actually describe how to do the problem without one. Not every school lets you use a calculator. Such a waste of my time.

[@codygibson5062]

not his fault your school sucks lol

[@JaewonJung]

what school doesn't let you use a calculator for statistics?

[@brotherhood7596]

@@JaewonJung Yeah, I mean, these things take forever to do by hand.

[@Chrisymcmb]

Eat a snickers dude

[@MNGLD-do2kc]

What kind of school doesn’t let you use a calculator for stats?