What is Descriptive Statistics ... [Examples and Concept - Mean Median Mode]

The video answers the question what is descriptive statistics by explaining the concept of Range, Mean, Median and Mode using a practical example.
The video is the first in a series of 4 videos explaining the various concepts in descriptive statistics using real-life or business case examples.
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Well done, Great Video for budding statisticians, analysts and Data Scientists. Look forward for more videos

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Thanks Sanjay. More to come.

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[@haniabukar857]

The explanation is correct and excellent, but it is better if you could slow down a little because I was looking for videos to help my friend learn, I studied this subject first year in university. I appreciate that you provided practical explanations and examples

[@LearningPuree]

Thanks. Appreciate your feedback. Later videos have been made differently. You can also slow down the pace with the settings.

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[@LearningPuree]

Thanks. Happy that you found it useful.

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Perfect Explanation sir....
would love to learn from you about the term "Regression".
looking forward to the same.

[@LearningPuree]

Thanks. Noted. A few topics are WIP. I have conducted an online Masterclass/Tutoring if there is a group of students.

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@@shubhamnehete8020 these are live lectures and not recorded.

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Please sir I am really enjoying however I wish you would slow down in your speech. It is quite faster to me. Thanks

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[@harsimarsingh2565]

Thanks a lot sir.

[@LearningPuree]

Appreciate it. Happy that you find it useful.

[@premiumshorts00]

can you please write the steps of the sloution
for example:
analyze > descriptive statistics >explore
Question No 1:
The data given below represents the scores of 10 students in a final examination. Create SPSS data file and for variable Scores use visual binning and recode into different variable to create classes for the data giving code "I" to scores between 75 - 100, code 2 to scores between 61 - 75, code 3 to scores between 41 - 60 and code 4 to scores between 0 - 40.
Find the frequency tables for new
variables. (Save your input and output file).
Final examination scores of 10 students
Sr no. Scores
1 58
2 86
3. 74
4 60
5 35
6 70
7 69
8 55
9 42
10 37

[@LearningPuree]

If you read the question carefully the steps are already mentioned within. Simply follow through into SPSS ... Initial data entry becomes your input file and the recode with the freq. table becomes your output file.

[@63yashdubey71]

Great video sir please more video on BUSSINES management

[@LearningPuree]

Sure 👍. They are amongst the ones planned ahead. Stay tuned.

[@harsimarsingh2565]

like sir if sample of 120 men have taken then?

[@LearningPuree]

Harsimar, the concept will remain the same irrespective of the sample size.

[@foo733]

Make video on practical use of index number

[@LearningPuree]

Sure could look at it.

[@dawelbaitali293]

How to generate forecast from history data of diesel consumption

[@LearningPuree]

This is a different topic for consideration. There are different types of Forecasting techniques available for the same. The application of the technique will be driven by the character of the data.

[@fizzaarshad3681]

How did you get the mean of the income values?? Plz tell

[@LearningPuree]

Mean of the income values is calculated like any other Mean (as indicated in the previous example). However, the Mean was calculated to exemplify how erroneous it would be to use such a parameter. Hence, the illustration proceeds to calculate the Median and NOT the Mean. Trust this clarifies your doubt.

[@fizzaarshad3681]

@@LearningPuree yes now i got it thank u so much for clerifying

[@abdallawacane2126]

Very usefull explanation
But you are explaining too fast

[@LearningPuree]

Thanks for the feedback. Few viewers have found some of the earlier videos were a bit fast. You can always pause and rewind. The newer ones have been done differently.

[@harsimarsingh2565]

Sir,can you please tell how many people samples have taken in the quesrtion?

[@LearningPuree]

The sample is different for different examples and I have mentioned that in the video. Note that the sizes have been kept low to simplify the understanding of the concept.

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THIS IS GOOD BUT SO FAST

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