Statistics 101: Poisson Graphs in Excel

[@anishakasule5485]

After watching many KZbin videos I finally found one that showed me what I was looking for. This video was EXTREMELY helpful and very simple to follow along. Thank you so much

[@williamotweyo6750]

Hello Brandon, you are such a brilliant teacher, I wonder how you know these stuff so well, grasp them and teach them with such clarity and authority!! your videos are the go to place for me.

[@noahetan1093]

thank you so much Brandon, you have no idea how much I appreciate this. God bless

[@jameszhou162]

Thanks a lot Brandon! The excel technique on Poisson distribution you demonstrated is awesome. I am gonna sticking around for more :-).

[@anamitrasengupta6128]

Thanks for all the help brandon! truly appreciate it! A small suggestion - would it be possible to add some sort of a summary video for the entire playlist as the last video? Would help with a nice recap of what we learnt :) Thank you for what you're doing. You are making a positive impact worldwide!

[@jvkcon]

Very well explained and nicely produced.

[@rajeshgajjar2005]

good one, clear explanation and a few good tips on excel as well helps, thanx!!!

[@Kalikomik]

A million thumbs up for using CCR as intro!

[@Natyaiscool]

this was very clear and informative- thanks!

[@AlwaysElev8]

Very helpful. Thank you for going into the details.

[@thingocduytran7430]

I like this video. Thank you so much.

[@meghansmith2010]

A huge thank you, great explanation!

[@jianliu9153]

Hi Brandon, love your teaching! Should the average of deer crossing of 2-mile interval be 3.6 instead of 3.9 based on the data provided in the slide? Thanks.

[@chasmols]

Very well done. Thank you.

[@ashrafal-warraquiy6614]

Great Thanks. I hope that you make videos for other types of distributions. and videos for forecasting and time series analysis and videos for stochastic processes. I am sure that you can. Great thanks in advance.

[@meerimjeembaeva8755]

I love your videos, really amazing and easy to understand! I am wondering, is there any published book according to your videos?

[@krishnendramishra89]

Clear explanation and example (Fear the deer) give more visual understanding that where to add sigh-board: Kindly add TRENDLINE, I assume that it will more visual and predictable with trendline.

[@ldarley]

Great video! Please would you think about doing one for other types of distribution graphs such as normal, log and binomial?

[@prabhudaskamath1353]

Thanks Brandon..

[@romanvasiura6705]

Thank you!

[@DonMarungia]

I would like to thank you on behalf of those who can't afford proper education. keep doing "reality-linked" videos like this one, there are too much useless theorems in academics, and they are not liked to the real world i think

[@jongcheulkim7284]

Thank you.

[@zhetofficial4120]

Nice job there. Thank you. Keep it up :))

[@jadoabad]

Excellent!

[@doddpower]

Any reason not to start making a bar chart immediately? Going to scatter first and then switching type seems random and unnecessary.

[@hanfeichen8249]

thank you man

[@sanjayshende5632]

Until I saw your work, I thought there was only one GOD, Diego Armando Maradona.......you are the Maradona of Stats teaching, take a bow Sir !