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What would be the null hypothesis here?

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Simply explained! Great job sir

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Here are the codes used in this tutorial: df=read.csv(file.choose(), header=TRUE, fileEncoding="latin1") testdata <- na.omit(df$Score) shapirotest <- shapiro.test(testdata) print(shapirotest) kstest <- ks.test(testdata, "pnorm", mean = mean(testdata), sd = sd(testdata)) print(kstest) ggplot(df, aes(x = Score)) + geom_histogram(aes(y = ..density..), bins = 30, fill = "skyblue", color = "black") + geom_density(color = "red", size = 1) + ggtitle("Histogram with KDE for Score") + xlab("Score") + ylab("Density") qqnorm(testdata, main = "Q-Q Plot for Test_Score") qqline(testdata, col = "blue", lwd = 2) result <- wilcox.test(Score ~ Group, data = df, exact = FALSE) print(result)

Thank you sir, How to calculate r in this example

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Hello, I have 2 questions: 1. are there any nonparametric counterpart of nested analysis in ANOVA? 2. for the random factors, is it possible to analyze a different set of random factors in one fixed factor and another set of random factors in another fixed factor (e.g. Neuron group I fixed factor with random factors of neuron 1, 2, and 3; Neuron group II fixed factor with random factors of neuron 4, 5, and 6)? Thanks a lot

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it was so helpful. I was searching for this kind of explanation for my paper. here I got it. thank you man.

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Please help me us your data to practice. Thank you🌹

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I have a question, can you help me with a solution?

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brother cor command is for correlation

Hi Emmanuel, Thanks for this video. If my data starts in 2nd or 3rd quarter, how do I specify that? Also, if I have 5 or 6 variables in my dataframe, how to make them all ts object?

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Hi Emmanuel, thanks for the informative video. I'm new in r and self-learning. I want to make time series graphs using ggplot2 and I have weekly data such as 2023-06-20, 2023-06-28 etc. I want to make a plot showing the date as it is with an interval of two weeks. Pls any guide, syntax or tips on how to go about it?

wonderful video,can you make video on Garch model

I have daily data of three variables with some missing dates(data on some dates are not available so i remove theses dates),now what is the r code to make it time series,as first column is date column and other three are variable

what are basic temporal statistical summaries in time series?

Thank you I got it.

I have watched Ur vedios,SPSS and R they are brief but with much information. Kudos.. I would like here from you on nested ANOVA

i needed this thank you

How can I reach you for more help?

how can i get the NSE market price Data for my research?

This is well explained. Thank you Emma. Can you use scan()to read your data? what if you are trying to import the date using the Link for the data source? Finally, I would like to chat with you personally. Can you send me your Whatsapp number? Thank you.

Job well done

I can I found the data

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great video

Thanks. Could you please attache the data you used?

At last in box.test why lag= 5

Thanks alot for your perfect explanations, can I reach out privately for more explanatory videos.

Thank you Emmanuel, this video helped me a lot!