What is Multicollinearity? Extensive video + simulation!

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The way how you explained multicollinearity is awesome. Thank you for clearing my doubts.

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This is one of my favourite channel which I easily can understand it. Multicollinearity is when X variables are correlated with each others, also I can know to detect it. Thank you for the awesome video.

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This video is very helpful to me to get more understanding about Multicollinearity . The clear explanation with the graphic make me more understand in this topic.

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From the video, I have learn what is intuition, how to detect problem in multicollinearity and also suggest method to solve the issues. Thank you sharing this video. It is very helpful.

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Multicollinearity occur when the X variables are related, or two independent variables are collinear when they are correlated with each other. It can bring many effect such as variance(standard errors) are inflated. But, there are several solutions for the problem. Thank you so much for the beautiful video and your great explanation.

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Thank you for make it simple and used the straight forward language so i can understands it clearly about multicollinearity .

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I really like how the video explain by using a good graphic to make sure the student and the other people understand what is multicollinearity. There has an explain the intuition, how to detect multicollinearity probs, and its remedies. I like it.

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This video will be my favorite list for me to study about multicollinearity. It is occur when there are gwo variable are related. When it get high value, there is a problem and in this video it provide an explanation about the solution to fixed the problem.

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This video is very useful for those that is not understand about multicollinearity like me. So, after watching this video, I clearly know the remedies in multicollinearity, the VIF and so on . thanks sir for this useful video. i really understand with your explanation.

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this video explanation is very easy to understand especially the use of graphics to make it more interesting. it shows clearly the solution if there are issue and the detection of VIF and correlation

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That was as tangible as the sense of touch. Thank you!

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This a great video for multicollinearity . Absolutely, you explained well from the intuition until the part which is perfectly multicollinearity. Too many examples in this video make me slowly understand the model and how to manage if there is a problem. Thank you for sharing !

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This was great. I've been teaching myself linear algebra over the past 6 months and it's cools to see a real world example of ill-conditioned matrices and, in the final example, of a coefficient matrix who's columns don't form a basis. The real world context really helps cement those more abstract concepts.

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Thank you for explaining about the multicollinearity step by step from intuition to perfect multicollinearity. I dont understand about this topic before this but right after im done watching this, I can understand it.

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This video is interresting because it explain more about multicollinearity where it occurs when the X variables are related to themselves. It show that it gives an effect to 1 variables and hold the other variables constant and ways to handle when the problems occurs using remedies

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This was the best video on the subject, especially your simulation, really makes it land! Thank you!

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This video really help me to understand about multicollinearity. This video explain step by step which make it easy for me to undertand it. There are two detection which is correlation and vif. Thank you for the great explanation

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great video thanks. the clearest and most accessible explanation of multicolinearity I've seen. I wasn't aware of VIF but came from a more intuitive idea that correlated predictors were problematic, and conducted PCA to remedy this. The context in this case was a predictive NN, and I didn't find that PCA provided anything useful. I've used it a couple of other times as well, with little success. Anyway, thank you for providing such a clear, well-presented explanation. All the best!

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Totally YES for this awesome explanation 😍 He is explaining every single subtopic regarding multicollinearity and now I understand and get more clear about this multicollinearity 👍🏻

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Thanks Justin, always a pleasure and transformative to watch your stats videos.

[@fatinnabilahhassan3927]

Multicollinearity occurs when the X variables are related to each other. Find the VIF using the 1/1-R^2 k from each regression. They are four options for remedies, do nothing, remove one of the correlated variables, combine the correlated variables or use partial least squares or principal component.

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Thanks to this video, your great explanation about Intuition, detection method, remedies, Justin's Simulation and Perfect multicollinearity make me more understand and clear about multicollinearity. Its really help me to get a solution if there any issue with my data.

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From this video, it shows us a very details regarding multicollinearity. It makes me understand what is intuition, whats the m/c problem and how to solve this problem. There are also using a good example in explaining this concepts.

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Well structured explanation. Your video makes me understand clearly now on detection of multicollinearity and the solution if there's any issue based on the option given. Thank you for this video!!

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This video help me a lot to understand multicolinear better.. Thanks for the explanation!

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It great to watch this video as I really understand about multicollinearity and about solution are used when multicollinearity happen. thank you for this video.

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great explanation! Only watch the example at the beginning, I knew multicollinearty is!!! Thank you

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It is nice explaination . It use the map so we can see all of the topic in the multicoillinearity . It also tell us all about it and it is very easy to absorb . It is because the explain is slow and smooth .

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