omg thanks man!! this is so clutch . I have a midterm next week and I'm trying to understand everything. smh stats is hard. its like taking a foreign language class
Wanna pintpoint a relevant note related to p-value definition: P-value is NOT the probability of Type I error (as it is said in the video). That is actually the error rate. P values are calculated based on the assumptions that the null is true for the population and that the difference in the sample is caused entirely by random chance. Consequently, P values can’t tell you the probability that the null is true or false because it is 100% true from the perspective of the calculations. P-value IS the probability of obtaining an effect at least as extreme as the one in your data, assuming the truth of the null hypothesis.
Why you are using Z statistics instead of T statistics????? Data for target is small i.e. less than 30 and so we must use T statistics instead of Z statistics....pls reply
omg thanks man!! this is so clutch . I have a midterm next week and I'm trying to understand everything. smh stats is hard. its like taking a foreign language class
Wanna pintpoint a relevant note related to p-value definition:
P-value is NOT the probability of Type I error (as it is said in the video).
That is actually the error rate.
P values are calculated based on the assumptions that the null is true for the population and that the difference in the sample is caused entirely by random chance. Consequently, P values can’t tell you the probability that the null is true or false because it is 100% true from the perspective of the calculations.
P-value IS the probability of obtaining an effect at least as extreme as the one in your data, assuming the truth of the null hypothesis.
Excellent explanation. Thank you very much
So great and fantastic
Thank you thank you thank you... Can't thank you enough
+wangchaoyu1993 Thank you for your kindness!
how will you do it if sample mean was given instead of population mean? and if it was for a paired test?
But why did you multiply the Z-value by two?
Shouldn't you divide it by two?
thanks so much
sweet video homie i think you all @ your university use the same textbook as ours
Amazing! Thank you!
Why you are using Z statistics instead of T statistics????? Data for target is small i.e. less than 30 and so we must use T statistics instead of Z statistics....pls reply
Thanks Amol. Using Z because we know the population standard deviation and because we are assuming normality in the data.
i'm sure you failed your exam if you didn't know that simple detail. BUM
nice video, but your head is in the way of the numbers you are talking about
douche bag! maybe you try pausing the video and getting the numbers when his head isnt in the way? MORON!
where from you got 8?
79-71