Statistics - How to find outliers

[@maddymae6716]

That moment you don't pay enough attention in your math class so you turn to KZbin for help

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[@brendanstephens2277]

my stats teacher is shit

[@tamircohen1512]

That moment when your teacher tells you to self teach this whole chapter so you have no choice to look at KZbin or the textbook.

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@@brendanstephens2277 Yeah my stats teacher pulls up slides with filled with maybe 100 words and leaves them up for like 30 seconds

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[@ericperezlopez7090]

video is 8 years old yet it’s still very useful, thank you!

[@caii4ornia124]

For those of you wondering, you always use 1.5 when trying to find your outlier, it's a rule.

[@bioboost24]

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[@zionic7822]

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[@omarziada5]

Isn’t there a definition that the boundaries for outliers are two standard deviations higher or lower than the mean?

[@surferwannabe1920]

Thankyou!

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[@rbackus8]

You kept saying mean, when you actually meant median.

[@cadewatson1689]

you keep saying that word, i dont think it means what you think it means

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[@therealsgogking6188]

Thanks man I was absent on some days so I missed the steps but u helped me understand quicker than my teacher

[@hazzw1250]

I think you're a little confused, you were finding the median... NOT THE MEAN

[@101SoulMagic]

Finding a mean of 14+15/2 is the same as finding the median 14+15/2, because he is talking about 2 numbers. He was not talking about the mean of the total, but the mean of Q1 & Q3.. you seem to be confused...

[@maximusprime9422]

He's supposed to find the median

[@kimchipanda1669]

Hazz W He said median read the captions

[@vggyeedeasd9257]

Right

[@leexinlow7786]

He’s finding the mean of the two numbers like 11 and 11 the mean is 11

[@cinderstar4377]

I was getting so frustrated with my work, I’m glad I watched this video because it calmed me down and now I can solve the problem. Thank you.

[@MySecretMathTutor]

I'm glad I could help in one way or another. :^D

[@CeranVA]

Dear goodness, you explained that much better than my Statistics professor did. xD Thanks!

[@manojkadam5984]

Very simple and easy ways explained✨

[@gossipgirlblairandchuck]

I have been struggling with trying to figure out what an outlier is, so THANK YOU SO MUCH, I have a test in 4 days and Ive been so nervous but now I finally understand.

[@ishaiperelman3137]

Excellent video! Very well presented, simple, clear and assertive. Thumb up 190 is mine.

[@nabihaagha1356]

why is this video helping me 8 years later

[@MySecretMathTutor]

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[@P3rs1an]

Video is 11 years old, and still helped me get an A+ in my math retake.

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this guy is still hearting and answering comments after 8 years. what a legend

[@MySecretMathTutor]

As long as I'm still here, I'll keep reading comments and helping where I can. :^D

[@mrrichardson1990]

Wow! You make this very comprehendible. Better than some instructors I must say. Thank you and keep up the great work and attitude.

[@benlopez642]

At 3:05 where do u get the 1.5 from

[@nikindooROBERT]

That's the formula u bot

[@KaRMa-rw9ih]

Me finding how to find outliers cause I don’t pay attention in class 😹

[@ferb_xy487]

Same

[@audreybenton8856]

Thank you SOOOO MUCH my teacher doesn't explain anything and is really mean sometimes and I didn't get what this meant at all until you explained it to me THANK YOU I FEEL SO MUCH MORE CONFIDENT NOW

[@segsmanaver6276]

Thanks man, got a test on this tomorrow. This helped. I am trying to keep all my math test grades on an "A" streak.

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[@Maisiclesinhouse]

That was a perfect explanation and I think I understand outlier's now! Thank you :)

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Not only did you save me time on my stats exam.. but you are my hero

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[@nimeshranapaily6958]

i think i have to disagree with that,, the man said mean, when he supposed to say median, but say what you want.

[@user-xz6zk4fh8l]

idfk what this guy is tryna make me do he has an even number of numbers while I have an odd number of numbers so I cant split in half or I'm just v dumb

[@isabellaa794]

@@nimeshranapaily6958 if you check the closed captions he actually says median its just sounds like mean I thought that at first too

[@gingfreecss3808]

Great video! Definitely helped me to understand the lesson better. Thank you very much MySecretMathTutor!! All the best and take care! God bless!

[@MySecretMathTutor]

Glad to hear that! :^D

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[@theasianartist4015]

KZbin is the best teacher

[@evleenkaur636]

Erm.... When you added 11+11 why didn't you add the 10?

[@CalvinSchmeichel]

He was finding the mean of the two numbers in this case 11 and 11 because It was an even number set

[@imanbintfaiz]

u have no idea how much this helped me thanks so much

[@adamyork8407]

Thank you for the refresher! Quick & concise.

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Bless you man, literally was so confused 😅

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I was totally struggling with my homework and this really helped. Thanks!

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Thank you for this! People like to criticize little things to make themselves feel so important. I appreciate your video

[@randyshi72]

bro i might not have passed an exam without this

[@CrystalClearly22]

You are saying "mean" but you should say "median" when finding Q1 and Q3. I was going to use your video to help my niece understand how to find outliers, but I do not wish to confuse her. Aside from that error your video is very well explained.

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Saving kids since 2012

[@tombillington8564]

I'm really confused as to why 1.5 is added to the formula to work identify the outliers. Could really do with a bit more clarity if at all possible

[@lauratapia2251]

Tom Billington its the formula for “upper fence” which is Q3 +1.5 *IQR and “lower fence” Q1+1.5*IQR

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Just dont question it

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[@chazsteward1501]

Great Video, thank you! You did say Mean a few times when you meant Median around 2:30

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Thank you

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literally the best video anyone could ask for, thank you so much!!!!!

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Thank you so much

[@shunjiwei2514]

Good job, if my professor can be like you , nobody would be tortured by statistic. Thank you !

[@fantasiaa1]

Thank you soo much! i cant understand why my teacher wont just explain it like you.. You made it so simple. and you picked a very good list. Normally i would have been like 22, ehhhh. its close enough, no outliers.

[@elviramadsen]

thank you for being so straight forward and making sense.

[@moonfire6486]

thank you. your video is the only one that i understand most and the only one that told me what i needed to know.

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I spend thousands of $$$'s for my tuition and don't understand anything. These people do it for free and explained it under 5mins *Thank you :) that really helped*

[@MySecretMathTutor]

No problem! :^D

[@RichoKid98]

Dude....I've spent 3 hours on this, and I couldn't understand it, but from 4:04 onwards, it clicked in my head! THANK YOU SOOO MUCH!!!

[@nathanvu8395]

When you find out the middle points of each half, do you find the mean or median?

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Whats better than studying notes for a test, watching somone else do it. Hahahaha

[@abdelrahman3287]

Thank you really I now can Understand it well.

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GREAT HELP, Real simple and helped me learn the basics. Subscribed.

[@itbeentakenable3]

3:32 Best moment :3

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rip simple maths...

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we about quick maths here

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True like he pulled out calculator for so simple maths.

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omg thanks a lot i needed help on outliers and u just gave it !thanks. now im ur fan!!!!!!

[@alexicology]

Thank you so much! I didn't go to math class all week due to illness, but I came back and understood nothing. You made my homework so much easier!

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[@abigailboone8525]

When it's quarantine and you have to help your bother with math stuff that you forget

[@1On1NaturalRebel]

10 years later and it's getting the job done! thank you I completely understand it now

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Yooooo

[@champandria3675]

Simple,Straight and Short, So good.

[@ucbuiminh2821]

Thank you so much for showing me how to do this. Although your vid was 10 years old but it's still help me out a ton! Thanks again

[@hannahy.3505]

Thank you so much !! I was very confused as to how to find Q1 and Q3 and this helped tremendously!! On my way to ace that test now xx

[@Sealyn_]

I feel like this could be used for real life like how you would be the outlier if your sad or mad you get brought down but if your happy or joyful your brought up

[@Brokenlikefour]

Is the 1.5 times the interquartile range a rule of the thumb? I did not really get that part.

[@Watermelontree123]

Thank you, no one answered this as fast as you could

[@alejandroayala9087]

I still don't know when I'm gonna use this in life

[@SKEWAY7]

Thank you so much for this vid. It helped me out a lot. I'm in a statistics class and didn't understand but you broke it down very well.

[@joelmunoz8571]

Why 1.5

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[@marcogarcia9410]

thats some señior math your probally a señior now but now u know why a 1.5

[@kylebaine2901]

Ik you graduated already but for anyone else wondering it's the formula for the upper boundary: Q3+1.5(IQR) and lower: Q1-1.5(IQR) the value will always be 1.5

[@jazzythejazjazzyjaz]

Lol I thought the same thing

[@reedheypatel034]

Very useful! Thank you so much

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Thank you for saving a life in 2022❤️

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[@MySecretMathTutor]

You too! :^D

[@annazimmerman225]

Thanks for the video. You did the calculations the way that my professor did. The other videos did something a little bit different when finding outliers.

[@elizebethla]

What if the halves are an odd number? How do you determine the Q1 and Q3?

[@aleeshakb5317]

Same doubt.

[@billiesavocados1643]

We learnt Q1 =(n+1)/4 Q3=3(n+1)/4 ?? I’m confused to how you found the quartiles - someone help?

[@olmateshow3465]

Billie’s Avocados just divide the number by itself then add the quantity by the Q3 outliers

[@phantomkiller4287]

U so dumb bruh

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[@alien8mango789]

Us lost me at after 3.5. This guy is a genius u earned a sub

[@racheal9131]

Thank you so much, you explained this process very concisely... so helpful!

[@kiratilley8810]

Thankyou so much!!! So much better/easier explained then how my math teacher taught me. Math SAC tomorrow. Lets hope it sticks! Thankou again.

[@loswag142]

So if the amount of numbers in the data is odd, the median of the whole set isn't included in the upper or lower?

[@cristabelacquah2698]

Who’s still here in 2020?

[@Hendyments]

I had a test today and i didnt know how to do this untill now thanks youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

[@ricej171]

how did you get 1.5 when finding the outliers?

[@MySecretMathTutor]

There is quite a bit of discussion on the number 1.5, but I believe this this is thanks to John Tukey.

[@rohanmalik2910]

So well explained. thank you sir for this great explanation...

[@bigman99991000]

you made that simple for me unlike some videos

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Thank you u made me pass my math test

[@Crypticjuls]

Thanks this helped a lot I forgot how to do outliers but this reminded me

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[@mikehansen7610]

Thank you, this helped me more than my textbook!

[@edwindsouza7157]

nicely explained..how q 1 11 and q 3 14.5 arrived ..and also how to handle the outliers, can we delete those

[@rajatrana2020]

Very elaborately explained. Thank you!!!

[@goldn3041]

Here I am doing revision at the last minute. Thank you this helped me with my test!!

[@i_vanta]

Thank you very much for the video. Very helpful. Although, the median is the centre of the data, not the mean. Very small and meaningless error, but we get what you meant :) Thanks again.

[@Samet1108]

sooo simple! You deserved a sub !

[@SaxonLewisb1kes]

where did you get the 1.5 from ???

[@ljs9422]

How do you get the mean of the second half? Do you sum the 6 largest numbers together? It should be 15.8 I think.

[@kaleynguyen]

to be honest, I needed to watch this during a test and once he wrote q1=11 I could smell the whiteboard marker...I know it's weird...and I know I'm commenting this during coronavirus quarantine in 2020, 8 years later it was posted.

[@MySecretMathTutor]

This are vis-a-vis markers, but I can tell you, they definitely have that "marker" smell to them. :^D

[@kaleynguyen]

i should get them! xD

[@hollerjeet]

is this still valid if you have an odd data set?

[@bynuful]

A good lesson

[@ThatGhanaChic]

how did you find q1 did u add the first half of the number as in

[@GradyRoy]

dude, where do you get the 1.5 from? is that standard?

[@ahmedhussam9259]

+Grady Roy this value in the formula not calculated :)

[@drewwittyclips2119]

If the number on the data set equals the outlier value, is it an outlier?

[@anglebagel]

What if there is 11 numbers?

[@alttrottgamer1631]

+Angel Luna you would them +1 and divide that by 2