Regression assumptions explained!

[@giovannifazio8546]

Why aren't my statistics classes at Uni like this one? Such a smooth visual and intuitive explanation. Best explanation ever, I'm so happy! Thank you!

[@GG-yk2nc]

i learned more about assumptions ( actually understand them, why we need them) in this video than my actual Graduate level stats class!!

[@ammar46]

Hey! If two variables are correlated we need to omit it, then wouldn't it cause omitted variable bias? When are we suppose to omit a variable?

[@freeandeasy9795]

I would have to say the same thing. Thanks for posting.

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[@zedstatistics]

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[@zedstatistics]

Back at you , pos-mis! Thanks for watching.

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Your videos are brilliant - I almost can't believe they're all for free!! Thank you so much, I am a Ph.D. student, and I am using your vids as a regression refresher-to sum up everything before going into more advanced courses i.e. multilevel modelling :D thanks!

[@zedstatistics]

Tell your buddies :) glad you find them so useful!

[@PunmasterSTP]

How's your research going?

[@thesource8990]

I watch your videos every time I need to check if I have understood a standard textbook material adequately. Watching this after reading Dr. Gujarati's book. You are doing an amazing job. I can't thank you enough.

[@inytac]

I am a post graduate MBA student and i gotta say you’ve done a great job explaining this topic for me, Thank you

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[@yannili3420]

Me too!!!! But mine is 14 weeks :X

[@PunmasterSTP]

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This is amazing Zedstatistics, thank you so much. Also, your presentation is really properly build, with maximum learning value!

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This is a very good educational video. So simple without annoying simplifications and hand-waving. Congrats!

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[@MrUndacovabrova]

I think the experiment you're talking about towards the end is Angrist (2000), where he used the conscription for the Vietnam War as a natural experiment to look at lifetime earning potential. I know this because I've gone through about 3 textbooks over the past few weeks and literally every single one of them mentions it lol. Either way this is the greatest educational series I've had the pleasure of encountering on KZbin and I'm almost certain to come back to it again and again throughout my future professional and academic career. I thoroughly enjoyed your little quips throughout, and your subtle sense of humor. Oh, and your Spotify playlist? Fuego. Thanks a lot Zed. You're a lifesaver. I hope you get Nobel consideration.

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Just finished the whole series! Incredible work my friend, best stats class ever! I learn more in this series than in a whole year of stats class I swear! Big thanks!

[@jaliu]

this channel is one of if not the best and most thorough only problem is not enough videos/topics!!!

[@sashpatra88]

Till now , though assumptions were covered in my class , it was pretty much theoretical stuff which I was least interested in. After watching yours video, now I could relate why are these assumptions so important for regression. Can't thank you enough for this crisp and to the point real explanation ...

[@halimjun759]

It is amazing how you put assumptions in the last video of the regression series. My undergrad econometrics was just about assumptions and I just couldn't get it. Your video is so practical and I would like to show my appreciation for your video.

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I love the structured approach of this video (issue, detection, remedy) and the explanation is so clear. This has helpe d me a lot!

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This is one the best explanations I have ever seen!

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The video clarified all of my doubt within 1 hr. which was remain in for last 1 year. Thank you.

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I cannot overstate how awesome this video is. Phenomenal! Thank you.

[@philips2247540]

these series of videos were extremely helpful for my self-study. thank you

[@coolshoos]

It's hilarious how informative this video is... and all for free. Am I in grad school? Thanks a million, Justin.

[@whetstoneguy6717]

I obtained a Masters in Economics from the University of Maryland. I wish I had watched your videos while I was taking the courses. This video was truly excellent. Thank you. Steven Greenspan

[@kiranmahadeshwar9864]

Very very clear explanation. Easy to remember as all the assumptions combined into 6.

[@iamtrash288]

This is a great tutorial. It's so clear and well-put. Absolutely fantastic. Also love how in the examples he makes models that kinda seem to make sense at first glance and then shows that despite them being very nice in theory, there's some underlying problem. Very cool.

[@NB19273]

Very clear and intuitive explanations! really helped me clear up understanding of regression. Thanks a lot!

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I wished I had known this channel a lot earlier. It would have been a great help for my studies.

[@winniewu8581]

very good examples, I like the way he tells us what are the common misunderstandings, that helps a lot.

[@googledude5649]

Question - Omitted bias and the IV - In the end you talk about that you're cover that topic in more detail in another vid - can't find it and would love to hear your view on it ! - thanks a TON for your channel !

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really appreciate the effort you have gone to in constructing this series and your other vids mate, its helped digest alot of the stats material and clarified so many concepts. bloody ripper. liked and subbed. looking forward to more.

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Greatly appreciate your effort in putting up these videos. Apt examples and extreme clarity in explaining the concepts!! Hats off..

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It is very clear and effective. Great lesson ZEDSTATISTICS...Much Kudos.

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This was very helpful and you explained the concepts in a simple and straight forward manner

[@fatemehentezari2705]

Thank you for such useful videos. I guess I am learning all my graduate econometrics course from your videos.

[@nguyenbaodung1603]

10:25 That's really the best residual plot I've ever heard. I love your videos. You're really my statistic hero!!

[@SuperSwaggaboiz]

I had the same realisation when he put it in that perspective!!

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Man your videos are like library on statistics, thanks for making these videos

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excellent, I love all the examples, very clear, easy to understand, close to real life

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Thank you for all the clear detail, care, and organization in your videos. if I pass stats it will be because of you!! ty!!

[@naufalharits8259]

i have just finished this regression playlist and now i feel like i can conquer any questions on my regression exam next week 😂

[@shirok2460]

Great Tutorials!! Small comment on the autocorrelation: If I got it right, survey data for example can be correlated not only in time but mostly have spatial autocorrelation. (?)

[@PunmasterSTP]

Regression assumptions explained? More like "Really, these videos are off the chain!" Thanks for putting together and sharing so much high-quality stuff.

[@rodrigofreire2869]

Simply fantastic. Very weel detailed explanations. Congrats, Zed!

[@aadarshkumarsingh3707]

Very nice video. Clear and informative. The example really hep in understanding the concepts.

[@banashreeshiva4506]

Hi, Thank you for the videos! Sending you appreciations all the way from India :) I have a doubt here, if to solve multicollinearity we removed one of the variables, would it not cause omitted variable bias? For eg, if the number of people was removed in the example, then it would be the secret variable that is affecting both number of cars and motor accidents? You might say that some people might not travel or use public transport etc. But still, this might happen right?

[@keffje007]

This is all profesionally edited and well explained. Kudos!

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Thank you so much for explaining all these concepts. I really needed to learn these as I’m about to do my graduate degree soon. You’ve covered everything I needed to know. Many thanks

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[@bornhere13]

Brilliant! And with a plethora of examples. Well done.

[@salmashaik1026]

Awesome!! Never understood all these concepts so clearly. Thank you!

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Finally i ended up here thanks for your effort on those videos for regression.

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From my heart, I say Thank You Sir. 🙏🏽

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These videos are amazing! I wish I'd discovered them a long time ago

[@suhasshrinivasan]

Crisp and didactic. Wonderful! Thanks for the video. I do want to delve in a bit more detail on multi-colinearlity and interaction effects. I too thought that adding an interaction term would mitigate the issue of multi-colinearlity but it clearly won't. Any resources to better understand that? Thanks again!

[@zedstatistics]

I've got a multicollinearity video in the series and also a video on interaction terms :) Check my website.

[@yannili3420]

I love the way you put it!!! You are right you've made these abstract things accordant to intuition

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Great explanation and easy to digest for laypeople like me. I automatically subscribe to your channel and switch on the notification bell.

[@naftalibendavid]

Nice work.

[@wapogi8259]

Hello, Professor! Your video is direct and crisp, I should say. Am writing my dissertation now, and I would like to cite you and your video materials in my references. May I ask for more details like your full name and affiliation for attribution purposes? Also, would you find time to do a video lecture on Principal Components Regression (PCR) as well as a sequel to your lecture on Multi-Collinearity? Thank you very much, and more success and power... Romi Orio, PhD Candidate, Metro Manila, Philippines.

[@thesource8990]

Amazing effort! I can't thank you enough, yet, thank you very much! I have subscribed to your channel. This is the least I can do.

[@alwayz247]

Great video series. Can you create one regarding multicollinearity in linear regression?

[@zedstatistics]

Most likely will have it done by the end of the year. Stay tuned!

[@vangelis9911]

Great job, big fan of yours!! But why is regression chapter so chaotic on your channel ?

[@h.i.sjoevall4213]

Thanks for the great videos! The quality is just excellent!

[@bhargavnits]

your videos are very helpful.. @11:07 : I have a question. By introducing age^2 along with age, we are getting a linear fit. But doesn't addition of age^2 feature, when there is age feature already , violate other assumption which is x variables themselves should not be related ?

[@ltoco4415]

Are these assumptions true for all types of regression i.e. Support Vector Regression, Lasso and Ridge regression, Stepwise regression etc or only for Linear Regression?

[@preyanshugupta]

Awesome work. Just a small doubt. At around 10 min you mentioned that residual plot can be obtained by rotating the regression line to horizontal position. This is slightly incorrect as we do not take perpendicular distance between the regression line and the points for calculating residuals. Please correct me if my understanding is incorrect. Thanks.

[@zedstatistics]

Well it is true that the regression LINE rotates to the horizontal position. It is a visual aid for people who wonder where the residual plot comes from. Technically you are correct though, the 'dots' do not rotate around perfectly with the line for the reasons that you describe.

[@satishnanda2996]

Thank you so much for these ! Can you share the excel data for these examples to better understand the underlying concepts?

[@hirendesai5724]

I would like to understand the intuition behind calculation of standard error (formulae) next to slope coefficient. I haven't seen it in any of your videos or I have missed it

[@ThamNguyen-ef4ez]

Thank you very much. your videos are really well-structured and help me a lot!!!

[@yoonkang2787]

Thank you so much! I really learned so much about regression though your videos (straightforward).

[@eeshangautam]

for the multicollinearity part, if you consider your previous video with Interaction terms, there also you cannot keep one constant when you are changing otehr term whihc interacts with the one. RIGHT?

[@mellystravelmemo5921]

Thank you for your amazing video. may I ask which assumption should E(error) = 0 and E(error|x)= 0 be categorised under ?

[@yulinliu850]

Excellent as always! Thank you and looking forward to your next lecture.

[@jasonli4495]

extremely clearly explained! Thanks so much

[@brittjane4486]

This is the best channel.

[@anupkumarmishra6363]

You are good. Thanks for the video, very clear explanations.

[@JM-ty6uq]

At 12:00 you talked about turning the model into a multiple regression with an additional age^2 variable which adjusts the residual plot in the right way. Is this best practice to obtain better models?

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[@BOHSociety]

Awesome work. Love it! Great refresher!

[@JuliusAu-ff4ip]

super clear explanation. Thank you !

[@vishalaaa1]

awesome videos by z statistics. do you have any projects on R sir. from data exploration till model deployment, I dont mind taking paid access

[@kunalkochar9338]

@zedstatistics I learned a lot from your video, its very interactive and fun learning. I have a request: Can you please make a video on vapnik chervonenkis dimension?

[@microeconomia2561]

How about the assumption that "The variable x is not random and must take at least two different values"? What does it mean in regression analysis?

[@fagueyegueye5518]

Very helpful. Just amazing. Thanks for your good work.

[@thisisshy8177]

How about spatial autocorrelation? "Everything is related to everything else, but near things are more related than distant things." -- Tobler's first law of geography.

[@andriismykovskyi2999]

Hi Justin. You have mentioned that the transformation you'd performed in the linearity assumption part to better fit the model by adding squared age is not a p-hacking (14:04). Could you please explain why it is the case (or refer to some sources where I can read about it)?

[@SP-wj4lt]

Thank you for this video.So clear and concise explanation.

[@aiportal481]

This is great :) Just one question. One of the remedies for collinearity was to remove one of the variables. But, if we do that will it not cause endogeneity?

[@jerinjose3527]

great videos just a suggestion can you solve a problem in one of the videos without using program

[@Anonymous-we4eu]

Hi, First of all thank you so much for your amazing videos!! I had a doubt though, why would introducing (age)^2 not violate linearity assumption? And can you please elaborate the justification you gave for it being a linear model - "y our lung function is linear as it relates to age and age^2" ?....i am so sorry for such a dumb question but it would be really great if you could help me out on this one! Thank you (Timestamp: 11:04)

[@ShortVine]

44:02 you said here, you will make video on "omitted variable bias" but i checked in your channel there is no video related to this topic. can you please make 1 video on this topic. & thank you bro, you explained All Assumptions in a really simple way.

[@anothergirlinthecrowd5086]

four years late but yes please, been looking for one.

[@nithinprakash1382]

Thank you very Much. You have help me understand Linear Regression in detail.

[@ProfAnkitSharma]

Hi, I have a query. If I have 5 data points (x and corresponding y) and the correlation coefficient and R2 value are more than 0.99 and 0.99 respectively. How should I determine weather am I going right or not ? Thanks for your awesome accent and sound clarification.

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saved me from my econometrics class ty

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It's me again, stalking you now after your very fine presentation. I was wondering where in your categorization you would consider studying the outlier and influential cases?