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This video saved me from failing my final, it was explained very well, I recamend making more of these
Wish you all success
pleasure to see this awesome explination
Thank you very much, simple and good explained.
This was very helpful and too the point Thank you!
Thanks for clearing my doubts 🤗
good refresher, thanks.
Good night brother and Thanks for the explanation.
Amazing teaching and lecture delivered tnx sir
Well explained 👍👍
Lots of love from India 🇮🇳 sir.
Thank you
very helpful thanks
Thanks!
better than my teacher
Nice. Thanks
What if no specific percentage is requested? What if the question simply asks for a “Trimmed Mean” and nothing more?
what if the percentage of data that we need to trim is not an integer, if there are 18 observations and we need to trim 10%?
Then you will take the round of (n*c). Here n is the total number of data points and c is the percentage in point.
You would interpolate between the data but not round... :x
Thanks
what if you get a number like .4
Got it😀
You forgot to say take away the number(s) from each side
Not helpful. What if I have 15 data points and need a 10% trimmed mean? Take 1.5 off each side????
Lawrence Battle my professor said to calculate a 20% trimmed mean and a 10% trimmed mean then average the two
Lawrence Battle thank you for your response as well!
@@bobbobbing does it work that way?
@sanchitarts2240 I don't think I've touched statistics since then, not even sure what this comment was about anymore sorry
@@bobbobbing oh yeah it's a 5 year old comment, thanks anyway
wow this helped, but you sound so nervous
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This video saved me from failing my final, it was explained very well, I recamend making more of these
Wish you all success
pleasure to see this awesome explination
Thank you very much, simple and good explained.
This was very helpful and too the point Thank you!
Thanks for clearing my doubts 🤗
good refresher, thanks.
Good night brother and Thanks for the explanation.
Amazing teaching and lecture delivered tnx sir
Well explained 👍👍
Lots of love from India 🇮🇳 sir.
Thank you
very helpful thanks
Thanks!
better than my teacher
Nice. Thanks
What if no specific percentage is requested? What if the question simply asks for a “Trimmed Mean” and nothing more?
what if the percentage of data that we need to trim is not an integer, if there are 18 observations and we need to trim 10%?
Then you will take the round of (n*c). Here n is the total number of data points and c is the percentage in point.
You would interpolate between the data but not round... :x
Thanks
what if you get a number like .4
Got it😀
You forgot to say take away the number(s) from each side
Not helpful. What if I have 15 data points and need a 10% trimmed mean? Take 1.5 off each side????
Lawrence Battle my professor said to calculate a 20% trimmed mean and a 10% trimmed mean then average the two
Lawrence Battle thank you for your response as well!
@@bobbobbing does it work that way?
@sanchitarts2240 I don't think I've touched statistics since then, not even sure what this comment was about anymore sorry
@@bobbobbing oh yeah it's a 5 year old comment, thanks anyway
wow this helped, but you sound so nervous