Thanks for nudging me towards understanding of this; I couldn't wrap my head around this until I heard you emphasizing 'the sum of squares' and I walked away and thought about what the sum of squares actually is in relation to the sample variance, and THEN the penny dropped.
Thanks for nudging me towards understanding of this; I couldn't wrap my head around this until I heard you emphasizing 'the sum of squares' and I walked away and thought about what the sum of squares actually is in relation to the sample variance, and THEN the penny dropped.
Thank you. Thank you. You make sense to me! I appreciate the formatting of your lectures. Keep doing what you are doing!
Thank you for this easy to follow explanation! :)
Phenomenal-- thank you so much!
Thank you for this !!!
thank your for your contribution!
wonderful, helpful video. THANk YOU.
How do I get the Variance solely from the pooled variance and the sample size
Nice explanation
thanks, where is part 2 ?
Can there be a pooled variance with 6 groups? not just 2 groups?