What is p-value? How we decide on our confidence level.

[@athek7081]

Out of all the videos watched on KZbin about the p-value, this is the only one I've seen that actually allowed me to understand. Thankyou.

[@jeffgalef121]

That was fantastic. I've never seen it so well explained. Thank you so much.

[@ankurarora5093]

Wow amazing!! Finally, I got the intuitions behind the P-value. Thank you very much.

[@alinarichard7138]

its the first video that made my p value concepts clear

[@abhiachin]

Thank you Dawn Wright for explaining the difficult concept (at least for me :)) in a simple manner.

[@danishhassan6534]

you are amazing. god bless you. that's how everyone should explain any concept. this hits our common sense.

[@TheStatsFilesDawnWrightPhD]

Thanks for the positive feedback.

[@punktdotcom]

Lady, I swear, if you don't show me that coin, you're gonna be missing more than arms and legs!

[@gooddeedsleadto7499]

One of the best clarification. Thanks

[@MsRosecrystal]

Thank you so much for is! I was so confused now I got it.

[@TheStatsFilesDawnWrightPhD]

Thanks for the positive feedback!

[@adityasarin16]

Awesome .. never thought of it this way.

[@dance4God575]

Incredible, thank you!

[@stephaniejade7056]

Wow, Dawn Wright -- did you design these videos yourself? This is pretty awesome, thank you for your dedication in helping people understand these concepts. Bless you!

[@TheStatsFilesDawnWrightPhD]

Thank you for the feedback!

[@rodom.8753]

thank you for the simple amazing example

[@girishranjanmishra8116]

so beautifully explained.

[@ErlWable]

Excellent!!! Just Excellent!!!!

[@dmmath-tutor5769]

Clear explanation that was easy to follow.

[@ivankotenko7884]

This video deserves an Oscar

[@priyagoyal2283]

The best video

[@tararyan3543]

Thank you for this! Needed the giggle AND it is helpful.

[@busolao4627]

You rock, lady! Thank you!

[@ee5990]

Couldn't find the second video. It cut off at the exact confusion that lead me to search for these videos

[@avishkarseth1955]

Wow.. good explanation

[@vadivelanravichandran9955]

I really need the next video

[@bikalbaral1394]

exceptionally good video, may I know which software or animating tools are used to animate ?

[@evandeman1]

Dawn -- Very well done. Great concepts and great delivery. thanks. Ed

[@arielle-cheriepaterson3317]

This is amazing

[@TheNitinsafaya23]

Thank you .. this is a great explanation.

[@TheStatsFilesDawnWrightPhD]

Thank you for the feedback. If you have any topics you would like me to cover, just let me know.

[@TheNitinsafaya23]

Can you please make a video on Ordinary Least Squares Regression.

[@TheStatsFilesDawnWrightPhD]

OK. Thanks for the suggestion. I will get to work on it!

[@TheNitinsafaya23]

Thank you very much Dawn :)

[@khyatichawla6817]

This is so good!

[@PiyushBijwal]

thank you for such a simple and accurate explanation....

[@lilweaver2315]

Exceptionally well explained. Appreciate it:)

[@jooorence]

Where did they get the Alpha value from?

[@jiregnagari3778]

wow,,,, better that way!!!!!!!!

[@lingasiva9972]

great explanation

[@gogaijingo8604]

the part that still bothers me is that i equate the confidence level with the null hypothesis; like i am confident that the null is true. However, in the video the dude says "i am 97% confident the coin is not fair" which goes against the null hypothesis. So do I just have this backwards and the confidence level trying to prove the null is incorrect?

[@TheStatsFilesDawnWrightPhD]

Actually, the confidence level is about not making a mistake in rejecting the null, e.g. we want only a 5% chance of rejecting a true null, loosely speaking.

[@gopichandundavalli5535]

good explanation

[@TheStatsFilesDawnWrightPhD]

Thanks for the positive feedback.

[@Broccolily]

Thank you that was helpful!

[@ben_eighth]

Everything went smooth except how can a coin be heads on both sides? unless it was a prop coin just for this experiment, only the can a value for p begin but logically if one knows its a regular coin it nulls the experiment.I guess the assumption of a fair coin is what gives it existential value it is also true with life.

[@desertrose00]

Very good explanation...!

[@baihoc10phut]

Hello. Which software do you use to create this animation? Could you recommend some software for creating conversation like this. Thank a lot.

[@TheStatsFilesDawnWrightPhD]

I usedGoAnimate/Vvyond for these.

[@sportspro5038]

Greatest

[@jeremyarguellesbullfrogend624]

yeah...pretty good. What is the chance other people will like this video?

[@explorewise]

great work ..

[@adam_156]

where are their arms legs and necks

[@TheStatsFilesDawnWrightPhD]

Ha! They are samples and thus do not have all the data.

[@stephaniejade7056]

I think they look cute :)

[@nahidxy]

Very helpful.

[@TheStatsFilesDawnWrightPhD]

Thanks for the positive feedback!

[@ShahidIqbal-sq7bf]

Thanx!!!!Amy

[@sanjaykrish8719]

excellent

[@TheStatsFilesDawnWrightPhD]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@Freddieceps]

LOL! Great vid

[@samudragupta719]

Wow !!!

[@Ahmed-tu3ms]

amazing

[@Bargains20xx]

After watching this video my alpha value is 0.001

[@dara_1989]

probability of it being an unfair coin is the p value 😁

[@dara_1989]

the p value is too low in lottery tickets ... 0.000001👍

[@Abbysaldutch]

Great video but creepy robo voice

[@TheStatsFilesDawnWrightPhD]

Sorry, but I do these for free and cannot afford to pay professionals to do the voiceovers.

[@Abbysaldutch]

The Stats Files - Dawn Wright Ph.D. I understand! Really good that you are taking the time and effort to make videos :)

[@stephaniejade7056]

I like the voices and don't find them to be creepy at all :)

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[@nc7182]

Lol