What is Heteroskedasticity?

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0:00 Introduction
1:41 Techincal definition
5:25 Why care?
8:12 Detection method 1 - Resiudal plots
8:42 Detection method 2 - Goldfeld-Quandt test
12:47 Detection method 3 - Breusch-Pagan test / White's test
15:35 Remedy 1 - White's standard errors
20:24 Remedy 2 - Weighted Least Squares (WLS)
24:45 Remedy 3 - Logarithms
26:05 Examples

[@janarsange]

Just to tell you that in Greek the word "skedastik" (σκεδαστικ) means "scattering", χόμο σκεδαστικ and χέτερο σκεδαστικ, therefore, mean something like con-scattering and dis-scattering. Thank you for your videos!

[@gabriellatsinogloy9665]

Indeed it is

[@avneeshkhanna]

Statisticians would have saved some time explaining things if they would've named it "homoscattering" instead of "homoscedasticity" lol

[@burhan3366]

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[@liaalia789]

From this video I learned about: 1. What is heterokedasticity 2. How we can detect heterokedasticity( residual plot,Golfeld-Quandt test, White's test) 3. How to solve the heterokedasticity problem 4. Example of heterokedasticity problem Thank you for the explanation

[@mayank1334]

As mentioned in Basic Econometrics by Damodar N. Gujarati (professor of economics at the United States Military Academy at West Point) : Homoscedasticity or equal (homo) spread (scedasticity), that is, equal variance. Similarly, Heteroscedasticity would mean unequal variances.

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Based on this video, I have learned the function in regression, consequence, detention, remedies, and how to solve the issues of hetero. Thanks for sharing such a great video.

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[@nurasyikinsharif3387]

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[@nurulisfahani108]

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[@nasrulakmal3791]

I think this can be my addition to my knowladge . It use a simple lagguange . Very clear and easy to understand . The heteroscedasity is clearly explaint by the map . Thank you .

[@Sky-nr9pm]

I like your channel because the explanation is easy to understand it. You give a simple example about heteroskedasticity. Thank you for the video. It help me a lot.

[@anisafifahfarzana326]

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[@ismahnadhirah3756]

Based on the video, i've learned about the heteroskedasticity in detailed. I also learned on how to detect the heteroskedasticity and how to solve the issue. Thank you for making the understandable video, it helps me a lot

[@farahnadiah2308]

I really love the video because i have learn that heteroskedasticity refers to the error variance or dependence that uneven,and at least one independent variable in a given sample it is very easy. It is also explained about the remedies to make the heteroskedasticity resolve.

[@jominatozaki2089]

Thanks. I learned a lot, and this is my main problem in my multiple regression model. I’ll try the log transformation.

[@nurfatinsyuhada5593]

This video taught me that heteroskedasticity is it occurs when the variables is not constant. It also shows how to detect it using some test and solution to solve the problems occurs. Thank you for sharing such important information for my studies.

[@alifradzali6961]

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[@nurulainnadhirah4379]

After watching this video, I understand more about heteroskedasticity. I have learned the consequence, detention, solution or remedy to solve the hetero issue. I like the way you explaining and drawing pictures that make this video easier to understand. Thank you

[@haziqahabdhamid8194]

From this video, it shows an great examples about heteroskedasticity and very good explanation. Thank you very much

[@atiqahzainuddin7267]

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[@ahmedhaswa7745]

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[@zedstatistics]

Thanks, AH! :)

[@najihaazhar8634]

First of all, now I know the difference between homokedasticity and heterokedasticity. Second, the video show and explain how to detect the problem and the solution. Such a very helpful video.

[@marcospark2803]

Interesting,. I needed to understand how to interpret the p value in the Pagan test !

[@nurqamarinaanuar352]

From this video I've learn hetro, the remedy and how to solve it.. The explanation are simple but pack with info

[@rasyimahramli5b125]

Accordance to the video, Heteroskedasticity occur when variance are not constant in a given model. And I get knowing that there are several effects, detection and solutions in heteroskedasticity problem. Thank you for the great work.

[@anatimahmud3823]

the use of graphics and explanations step by step makes it easier to understand heteroskedasticity.

[@dianaelysha4524]

I understand when he explain run the model step by step. It is easier for me to learn and understand slowly. Explanation regarding the formula as well so I know which value that I could put through it and I will not make any mistake 👍🏻 Detect all the problems and how to solve it

[@nurulhusna3593]

After watch this video, he teach us about heteroscedasticity. It helps me a lot. Thank you

[@fatinaliah7287]

This video teach me step by step. Thank you. Now i understand more on this topic

[@shafeqahsaifullizan5a601]

I have watched your video about the Multicollinearity and now i watched this video regardingthe heteroskedasticity. From your video, i understand everything about these two very clear. Thank you for the info. Regarding the heteroskedasticity, i have learned the function in regression, consequence, detention, remedies, why we should care about it and how to solve the issues of hetero. Plus we should use what to test the hetero. Thanks again👍

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[@sitinurhidayusharin1892]

Thanks this help me on my assignment.. All the example really understadable. Such a great explanation.

[@anisasyhikeen5448]

I understand more about heteroscedasticity by how to detect the problems, which solutions suitable in that particular problems and explain more about the remedies that heteroscedasticity have. Thank you for sharing!

[@nurfarrahumairah3475]

From this video, i can know clearly about heterokedasticity. what is the different between hemoskedasticity and heterokedasticity, the remedies, how to detect the heterokedasticity and so on. by using the simplest word, i can understand what you talk about. thanks for sharing this video sir !

[@noorshahirasamsudin5713]

What i learn from this video is what is heteroskedasticity, and the consequence, detention, solution or remedy to solve the hetero issues. The way you used the graphic make me more attractive to watch it.

[@95FH95]

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[@azrulamizan2127]

This video really make me understand the heteroscedasticity. Really usefull. Thank you

[@seanlim6311]

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[@fatinhanani9423]

Heteroskedasticity sounds tough. But by watching this video, it is easier for me to understand and all the formula given helps me to understand this topic better.

[@sitinuraisyahmohdhawari9295]

Heteroskedasticity occurs when variable of X/Y is not constant. The definition is short but easy to remember. In addition, the explanation of how to detect and knows the difference of heteroskedasticity & homoskesdasticity with some examples is great. Also the way of explanation for the remedies: White std errors, weighted least square (WLS), and the last "just the LOG things". 👍👍

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[@mouradmadouni8277]

Thank you very much ! It's very helpful.

[@borismuguti4673]

I found this helpful. Thank you

[@nurfarishaizwanie2082]

i more understand when watching this video. bacause it is too detail about hateroskedasticity and very clear. easy for me to understand.

[@chetsss]

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[@ahmadsafwan5801]

The heteroskedasticity will have when the variables are not at static or constant form. This video also show how to detect the heteroskedasticity variables by doing some test and solution. Thank you for this good content

[@TalgatBainazarov]

Thanks Justin!

[@lemmimesi7207]

Great lecturer

[@soumyachatterjee37]

a great video on heteroscedacity

[@TheOriginaless]

How to account for Heteroskedasticity when there a categorical variables being used?

[@anaya1012]

Thank you so much sir 🙏

[@tyman1449]

God bless you man Great explanation

[@nisajamail7225]

Heteroskedasticity, hard to spell as well as to understand. But by watching this video, I think I'm more understand about it especially white test thay we always use. Thanks.

[@MyMy-tv7fd]

'In statistics, a vector of random variables is heteroscedastic (or heteroskedastic;[a] from Ancient Greek hetero "different" and skedasis "dispersion [or scattering]") if the variability of the random disturbance is different across elements of the vector. Here, variability could be quantified by the variance or any other measure of statistical dispersion. Thus heteroscedasticity is the absence of homoscedasticity. A typical example is the set of observations of income in different cities.' Wikipedia.

[@walterpu8357]

hom- + Greek skedastikos able to disperse, from skedannynai to disperse from Merriam Webster, it's a super useful dictionary, you should definitely have one.

[@julesjacobs5828]

I have a question regarding multiple categorical (dummy) variables in a cross-sectional OLS Regression: Is it more likely that you have heteroskedasticity when using categorical variables with 2 categories, hence the only independent x-values are 0 and 1? For my thesis there seems to be a lot of heteroskedasticity as I'm using an regression analysis with an Abnormal daily Stock return as dependent variable and only dummy variables as independent variables.

[@Welovenatur.e]

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[@umanglohani]

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[@tedchou12]

nice lecture! I wonder how the goldfitch-quantl model solve the heteroskedasticity if the data's error residual display a symmetrical shape? If the cut-off point is in the middle, left and right should give you a near identical result?

[@arjunkadam71]

will you please make a video on explaining how regression works when we scale regressors !

[@sitinursyazwana5031]

I learn the different between heteroskedasticity and homoskedasticity. I also know on how to detect the heteroskedasticity and to solve this problem.

[@keiichiiownsu12]

Quick question regarding the Breucsch-Pagan/White's test. Some software, such as R and SPSS, allow you to perform the test using either all (or some) of your x-variables, or only using estimated y-values (i.e. y-hat). Is either method preferred?

[@elenaguzman9413]

please clarify - want to make sure I understand when you said "imagine you drew a best fit line through left scatterplot, and in doing so, we create an expected value of y along that line for a given value of x. And if you take that line and bend it sideways so its horizontal -" Are you saying, its like a top-down view of the scatterplots and are able to see the distance between each point from the line?"

[@therealolds]

21:47 WHAAAAAT!? jokes aside, great video, it really helped (also the mle and other as well), thanks!

[@damirb6294]

Excellent video. However, remedies are not explained enough. What is changed in "original" equations? Is anything changed? Coefficients? Standard Errors? Coefficients and standard errors?

[@omaarderaz]

heteroskedastic;[a] from Ancient Greek hetero “different” and skedasis “dispersion”)

[@fatinnabilahhassan3927]

Heteroskedasticity occurs when variance of Y given X is not constant. There are three ways on detect the problem and three remedies as the solution.

[@the_sweet_heaven]

Thanks for amazing explanation. Which software you used for this kind of presentation ?

[@nydydn]

3:40 On the origin of scedasticity Have you heard about the word skedaddle? It has no clear etymology, but if we go on the most likely chain, although without much proof, we get to scatter, which comes from old norse, and other germanic languages. Scatter itself is of unclear origin, but it is thought to be related to the greek skedánnumi, although not necessarily directly, but from a common ancestor in proto-indoeuropean skey, meaning to split, as in splitting wood, which disperses. Scedastic, or skedastic, is definitely borrowed from greek, which has the same common ancestor, the proto-indoeuropean skey. So, skedaddle and skedastic are very long lost cousins. Lost for thousands of years, but reunited by their other cousin, the scatter plot, where skedasticity skeddaddles. Interstingly enough, the word science also has the same origin from the proto-indoeuropean skey.

[@kumarshreshtha81]

Heteroskedasticity has its roots in , éteros, meaning “other” or “different” and skedánnymi, meaning “to scatter”

[@himanshugupta6353]

Underrated.

[@nurulamira8975]

I've viewed this video before and definitely this video is very simple and clear explaining what is heteroskedasticity, problems detection, the remedy and how to solve it properly. I love on how you explained the formula step by step and when to use it. Please come out more helpful video regarding this topic. Thank you !

[@amirulezuar9754]

I learn what is hetereoskedacity. The cause and remedies on this

[@abhishekpanjiyar8266]

THanks

[@adambelkebir2775]

Here's to hoping we get a video on exogeneity :)

[@AdityaSharma-wk2zw]

If someone could tell me What is Pb in goldfeld quandt test formula??

[@akeithkira]

I know by looking at the table, the T-value is large and std error is small but ..... why the std error of estimate will be underestimated ? Hope to gain more clarity instead of looking at the table presented.

[@mouradmadouni8277]

In 10:02, I think we should divide MSEb/MSEa.

[@chrisopen3]

Your videos are brilliant, I’ve watched several this week to help me learn how to run a regression. Unfortunately I think my regression suffers from heteroskedasticity. This video kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIbYq5yIrbiAers proposed a method for running a regression on data with cyclical/seasonal effects. I applied that approach, but I’m now concerned that the approach invites heteroskedasticity. E.g. when Q2 is 0 the residuals are high, when Q2 is 1 the residuals are low. Is there another way to make the model take into account seasonal/cyclical effects without creating risk of heteroskedasticity?

[@yan7133]

what I can learn is: 1. what is heteroskedasticity more easily. 2. how to detect heteroskedasticity by doing some test. 3. Solution or remedy to solve the heteroskedasticity. 4. A some example of heteroskedasticity.

[@kvs123100]

14:40 One question.. How do we know that nR2 is distributed as Chi square test? On what basis do we decide this.. Your videos are simply awesome!

[@vascocardoso8529]

That is the LM- statistic that, when n->infinity, approximates to a X^2 distribution with (q) - number of regressors testing

[@berhanetedla]

this video is good, but the problem is: when you explaining the issue of heteroscedastic, you displayed residuals on the y axis,; you were supposed to display it residuals on the y axis, fitted values on the x axis . probably you assumed learners would catch it,

[@michaelnguyen7081]

why the slope coefficient still the same at heteroskedasticity?