At 2:35 the person's correlation formula the sum value of XY should be 291400 right? it's written as 29140. Also at 4:30, the calculated r is -0.864 right? So when you are comparing the critical value with the calculated value, do you ignore the (+) and (-) values ? Because only if you do it becomes 0.864>0.632 Otherwise, if the minus sign is taken to account it would be -0.864
Thank youuu! Ps: sir i have a question. I watched your T-test video. In that video you calculated the degree of freedom by adding both no of samples of both the datas given and than subtracting with 2. Like (nA +nB)-2. In this video you subtracted 2 from only 10. Is degree of freedom calculated differently in every test?
Hello! Thank you for the video. However, I have a question! If the calculated value is greater than the critical, shouldn't we reject the null hypothesis??
Hi Mr David. In the specification, to calculate the r value, for the the denominator side, it is *(n-1)SxSy* but you have written *nSxSy* Has the syllabus changed and past papers will have ur formula or you jus made a mistake? Great videos btw they’re really helping me!
Sir for spearman's rank and pearson's linear correlation, what would be null hypothesis? is this correct: There is no significant correlation between the two variables And for t-test and chi sq: There is no significant difference between the means (t-test)/ observed and expected values (chi test) For Simpson's index of diversity there cannot be a null hypothesis right?
In the 2022-2024 syllabus, the formula is changed to (n-1)SxSy, no longer nSxSy as shown in this video. Do take note of that!
Sir will the formulas be stated or do we have to memorize them?
@@aleena158 it will be given. You don't have to memorise any formula of the statistical test.
Wow, this is great. Even if u dont know anything u can learn this easily within minutes. Thank u David de lecturer and keep it up. Found it helpful
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hi my bio teacher told me to watch this for my assignment but i found more of your formulas and theyre really interesting!
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At 2:35 the person's correlation formula the sum value of XY should be 291400 right? it's written as 29140.
Also at 4:30,
the calculated r is -0.864 right? So when you are comparing the critical value with the calculated value, do you ignore the (+) and (-) values ? Because only if you do it becomes
0.864>0.632
Otherwise, if the minus sign is taken to account it would be
-0.864
Hi, thanks for pointing it out, I missed one 0 on 2:35.
And yes, refer to 3:45. The negative sign has to be ignored.
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Ps: sir i have a question. I watched your T-test video. In that video you calculated the degree of freedom by adding both no of samples of both the datas given and than subtracting with 2. Like (nA +nB)-2.
In this video you subtracted 2 from only 10.
Is degree of freedom calculated differently in every test?
Yes you are right. Different statistical test has different definitions for the degrees of freedom.
Sir is the null hypothesis always the same that there is no correlation?
yup that's true
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Sir, at 1:46 will we also be given with the representatives of the letters (such as n=sample size) of formula in the main exam in 2023?
Hi, they will give you the formula but not necessarily with the key. So it's better for you to remember what those symbols represent.
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Hello! Thank you for the video. However, I have a question! If the calculated value is greater than the critical, shouldn't we reject the null hypothesis??
Yup. That's what we do. You can refer to 3:57 for that.
Hi Mr David. In the specification, to calculate the r value, for the the denominator side, it is *(n-1)SxSy* but you have written *nSxSy*
Has the syllabus changed and past papers will have ur formula or you jus made a mistake? Great videos btw they’re really helping me!
Hi, yes, they changed the formula. It is n-1 now. They will give you the formula during the examination so follow the one they give you. cheers !
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Pls tell me why we take x as the caffeine concentration
that is the independent variable
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Where did you get the value of Sy? From which data?
Y is the mean reaction time. Sy is the standard deviation of those data.
sir for this the df need to -2 is that bcs of there are two set of data? one is the concentration and one is the mean time？
Yes. Each set minus one that's why - 2.
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Sir for spearman's rank and pearson's linear correlation, what would be null hypothesis?
is this correct: There is no significant correlation between the two variables
And for t-test and chi sq: There is no significant difference between the means (t-test)/ observed and expected values (chi test)
For Simpson's index of diversity there cannot be a null hypothesis right?
Yup, all are correct. Simpson is a calculation, not a test, so there is no null hypothesis.
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will the formula be given
All statistical rest formulas will be given
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Why is the degree of freedom n-2? Instead of n-1?
Hi, it is because you have to minus 1 from each set of data. you have 2 sets - x and y, so minus 2.
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