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Hello. I was wondering how to check the assumption that errors are independent. I believe that uve explained all the other assumptions checking with the (very clear explanation by the way, very helpful), except for the independence of the errors. Or have i misunderstood that? Thank you.

Amazing explanation (from an ecology student). :)

Thank you for your presentation it is very helpful! How do i add the intercept in R to get the second plot?

Excellent explanation !!

excellent explanation !!

Hello! Thank you for the video. I would like to know how did you transforme the scale of the smoothed function to the response scale in R?

The video I needed to understand this. Thank you 🙏🏻

THANK YOU! I was doing some googling to try and better understand what this chart was trying to explain in R and this video is exactly what I needed.

Hello. I'm so confused. Why is R studio producing different results while using the same call. 😢

Thank you for the great explanation

Very clear and concise, thanks! Minor detail: the Greek letter at 5:00 is not 'nu', but 'eta'.

Nice

Don’t Adam and Eve it.

Good video my man

Hi there anyone know if this is meant to say '10th of a percent per "year"' as opposed to '10th of a percent per "generation"'? at 08:30

How would we interpret the parametric coefficients (if we had any) or test statistics? Same as regular glm?

Thank you for your videos! I am finding them very helpful.

can you upload fitting of this data through R package frair or any other way.. A lot of students out there are struggling to understand fitting of functional response

Wow it's all so clear now, thank you so so much ^-^

Great video. Thank you for the clear explanation!!!

Thank you for your explanation, do you have any videos related to cluster sampling and two stage sample design, as well?

Very useful! Thanks a ton for posting this ans explaining it clearly.

examples would be more helpful but its fine

what does mean population sizes? during analysis or what

Nice presentaion sir , How to get mathematical equation form of the fitted non linear data sir?

And that's what a log link is in GLM's :D

Is that level of Nebraska university engineers? What is that you teach your engineers? How to pass data to a library written by someone these engineers never met in their life. What they gonna do when this library will be replaces by another library? It takes 15 min to explain average student the concept of GAM and 45 min for average student to write working code. Is it the goal of American higher education to produce idiots?

This was the best explation over this topic I had. Thank you so much.

Edited: Thank you for this walk through. I just want to get your opinion on how you view the assumptions underlying regression methods. Compared to my field [applied econometrics], would you expect the assumptions to be violated to some degree as applied in ecological statistics? Is the hope of the applied [statistician] that the model is a good-enough approximation of the process that generated the observed data? How does one distinguish that good-enough threshold? Finally, does removing outliers to attain better measured deviations increase the risk of overfitting?

Thanks alot.. you gave a real life example of how glm helped better represent the data.

Thanks! This was useful for someone like me who needs to conceptually understand GAMs rather than understand them through heavy statistical jargon. I'm curious what happens when there's more than one predictor. Does each predictor receive its own unique set of link functions or are the same link functions applied equally to each predictor?

Very good explanation! Thank you! How to answer the "old" question of "how many samples in total"?

Neatly Explained! Thank you Drew :)

Objectively explained. Thanks.

Any chance of getting access to the code used to generate the plots used in this video? Thanks!

Great explanation. Thank You.

Very helpful, thank you

Great explanation, thank you!

Clear and succinct presentation. This was helpful for me. Thanks!

nice video!

Why do you include (N-1) in the levin eq?

Thank you for the video. Is there any step by step demo of how to fit that model at the end of the video? I cant follow the part with error structure and confidence interval

This video is really helpful. Thank you for this. Love from India.

Please, which program did you use to do this analysis?

this is a really good explanation, especially of the link function. Thank you.

Hello! I just found your channel, and I wanted to thank you for the clarity of your explanations and content! It's difficult to find lectures, especially as concise as yours. I'm so excited to watch and practice what I've been learning in my ecology classes, and I wanted you to know that your videos are appreciated. (Also, I really like your Covid-19 in R series, I'll be practicing along as soon as my finals are over) Thank you!

I need this version of sqlite manager but iam not getting this version .when i dwld firebox the new version of sqlite manager is showing there and i dont know how to work on that.could pls help me how can i dwnld this version....

I always wondered how big the population would have to be to prevent inbreeding, this helps me actually.

thank you that was a really nice explanation

Interesting and informative!