Thanks @stats4everyone your videos are the best stats videos on youtube that go through the underlying maths. You do an absolutely brilliant job at clearly explaining things from first principles without skipping over "obvious" bits that might then otherwise leave someone confused. I'm really pleased to see you've done some videos on GLMs. It would be great to see some on extending regression models to deal with non-independent outcomes, e.g. maybe some on clustered and/or different robust standard errors and variance covariance matrices, and maybe then multi-level modelling (big topic!)?
Thank you so much for this feedback! I plan to add to the GLM playlist this summer, which will be a nice intro to the types of models you are discussing. This is great idea! I have it written down on my to do list :-)
@@Stats4Everyone yayy!! what kind of videos do you have planned if you don't mind me asking? I enjoy your videos SO MUCH because you explain things so well
@@Martyr022 Do you have a topic you want me to dive into? I was planning on making a medical statistics playlist... though first, I'm going through old comments and getting inspiration :-)
@@Stats4Everyone Generalized Linear Models would be neat to get into. Everyone knows about Logistic Regression, but I hardly hear people talk about Ordinal Regression or Tobit or Poisson / Negative Binomial. I'm not sure what Medical stats covers, but if that has anything to do with survival models like Kaplan-Meier and Cox Regression, I'm so down
@@Martyr022 Great suggestions! A GLM series would be fun! I think I lot of people use these models without really understanding much of the math behind them. Thanks!
Thanks @stats4everyone your videos are the best stats videos on youtube that go through the underlying maths. You do an absolutely brilliant job at clearly explaining things from first principles without skipping over "obvious" bits that might then otherwise leave someone confused.
I'm really pleased to see you've done some videos on GLMs. It would be great to see some on extending regression models to deal with non-independent outcomes, e.g. maybe some on clustered and/or different robust standard errors and variance covariance matrices, and maybe then multi-level modelling (big topic!)?
Thank you so much for this feedback! I plan to add to the GLM playlist this summer, which will be a nice intro to the types of models you are discussing. This is great idea! I have it written down on my to do list :-)
you're back making videos!!
Thanks for the comment!! I am excited to have found some time to build this channel again :-)
@@Stats4Everyone yayy!! what kind of videos do you have planned if you don't mind me asking? I enjoy your videos SO MUCH because you explain things so well
@@Martyr022 Do you have a topic you want me to dive into? I was planning on making a medical statistics playlist... though first, I'm going through old comments and getting inspiration :-)
@@Stats4Everyone Generalized Linear Models would be neat to get into. Everyone knows about Logistic Regression, but I hardly hear people talk about Ordinal Regression or Tobit or Poisson / Negative Binomial.
I'm not sure what Medical stats covers, but if that has anything to do with survival models like Kaplan-Meier and Cox Regression, I'm so down
@@Martyr022 Great suggestions! A GLM series would be fun! I think I lot of people use these models without really understanding much of the math behind them. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing 😊❤
Thanks for the comment! :-D