You're the best sir. I have been searching for a video to explain AOR for days, thank u very much, and thank God I didn't stop searching. Never give up guyz
Which one shall I use in my analysis crude or adjusted OR? I mean during data analysis and interpret findings. The other question how can I design graphs for this result?
Thank you for this! But I am confused of where did you get the “1” in both crude and odds ratio presentation table? Also, I hope you could also provide a prevalence percentage tutorial in spss.
1 is assigned for "reference category" of which OR of other category is calculated. E.g take Sex/Gender as independent variable, give males 1 (reference category) then you calculate the OR of females
Dear Nur thank you very much for your interesting questions. When ever we do parametric analysis, we have to make sure that all the assumptions are met. But if we failed to do that, problem like inflated OR or even 0 OR and wide CI will happens. when sometimes have small number of sample size, observation may have a homogeneity towards our study variables hence inflated OR and when our data contains a wide variability towards our study variable will result in wider CI.
This is the best tutorial for odds ratio on SPSS. Truly appreciate.
You're the best sir. I have been searching for a video to explain AOR for days, thank u very much, and thank God I didn't stop searching.
Never give up guyz
Great video. Thank you for the clear explanation
Indeed, the best tutorial for AOR vs COR! Thanks so much!
TNX a lot dear ,for nice tutor
Thank you very much. I sincerely appreciate your efforts in educating me.
Fantastic. Detailed. Thank you very much.
thank you very much it was very helpfull video.
This is great. Thank you
Good Job, go on! bro
Which one shall I use in my analysis crude or adjusted OR? I mean during data analysis and interpret findings. The other question how can I design graphs for this result?
Very informative talk. how can I get dataset used by you for practice my self
Thank you for this! But I am confused of where did you get the “1” in both crude and odds ratio presentation table? Also, I hope you could also provide a prevalence percentage tutorial in spss.
Mee too i need this pls let me know if you get it .
Same here
1 is assigned for "reference category" of which OR of other category is calculated. E.g take Sex/Gender as independent variable, give males 1 (reference category) then you calculate the OR of females
Video is very helpful, but my subcategories do not give the most reliable information.
Thank you!! brother i need the data for exercising
What are the conditions to use Wald values and Exp B values?
Hi... Please looking the aOR the values were 0.36 (1.015 - 1.539 ). So did you get 0.36 ( 0.19 - 0.68). Need a little help here..
what is the problem or reason for having inflated OR & wide CI
Dear Nur thank you very much for your interesting questions.
When ever we do parametric analysis, we have to make sure that all the assumptions are met. But if we failed to do that, problem like inflated OR or even 0 OR and wide CI will happens. when sometimes have small number of sample size, observation may have a homogeneity towards our study variables hence inflated OR and when our data contains a wide variability towards our study variable will result in wider CI.
Thank you so much 😢❤
You're so welcome!
@@ethioresearch693 Hi, Can you please make a video on Decomposition Analysis.. much needed 😭
I understand nothing