I didn’t have these RUclips tutorials in high school and I really wish I had these tutorials. Traditional study materials don’t have the changing visuals that videos do. Glad you were able to make use of these videos!
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1. clear English accent easy to follow. 2. very focused to the materials. 3. learner centered . explained in a way that makes it easier for listener to comprehend. For example his geometric distribution approach is much easier than following the formula instead of concept. 4. very organized. Typed materials are easier to follow, to copy without missing anything. In addition more materials can be covered in a specific time period. GOOD LUCK TO HIS STUDENTS.
Dude, you make the best stats videos. My textbook is horribly written, and your videos along with the lectures are very helpful. Continue to make this videos!
these video's are life savers when your stats professor has no idea how to actually teach properly. Seriously my stats professor just puts random stuff up and gives examples, but doesn't explain how to actually do them
Its been like this for years. They write the equations but never elucidate or describe how significant each term in that equation really is. I'm guessing professors never give a single fuck about what the students learn. Now thats not all that bad but hell, classes are a waste of time. Even more so, when the professor insists you attend them regularly. The time that I've lost attending useless classes will never be made up
Maybe as a little motivation for you to continue this great work, I had to do a statistics test and if i didn‘t get a sufficient grade I would have been kicked out of my programme because I didn‘t have enough credits. I just made it. If I didn‘t see this video I would not have understood poisson in such short time and it was a significant chunk of the test. Thank you very much.
Just changed my degree to Actuarial Sciences. Brushing up on my stats in a much more thorough way than my horrible stats classes ever covered the content. I'm trying to use my free time this summer to take detailed notes on all of your videos and many other Statistics relevant RUclips channels. Thanks for the concise yet intuitive content!
You hit the sweet spot between quick and simple and slow and relaxing. Even after I'm done with my exams, I'll surely come by every now and then for some relaxation therapy. Your voice is so soothing. ^_^
I'm currently taking an online course and it's turning out to be much harder than I thought it would be. Thank you for having these videos that are so detailed.
why can't teachers at University explain like this? Clear, simple and putting sense to the formulas, not just throwing it at your face without context. Grr Thanks!
You are very welcome. There are many, many good teachers at universities. Different students have different learning styles and abilities, and it's difficult to determine the best level at which to pitch the material. I'm sure some of my own students don't like the way I approach certain things. It also depends on the course. In a more mathematical course, I would approach this topic very differently. That said, I do try to give illustrative examples wherever I can. Tossing up a formula without context and examples is not usually a great approach. I'm glad you found this video helpful, and thanks for the compliment! Cheers.
Wanted to start a career in Data Science. I think this channel has many statistical lectures explained in a succinct manner. I don't wanna miss a lecture. That's why I subscribed it. Thank you very much for your videos
Thank you sooo much for making all these videos!!!! i almost cried out of frustration coz my test is tmr and i couldnt work out some problems until i stumbled upon your channel. WE LOVE YOUUUUU
In the plutonium example, the tone of your voice and question context def made me think of Marvin the Martian. ...having said that, huge fan of the site, thank you providing this amazing resource to the world!
Marvin the Martian was a surprisingly popular character -- perhaps his appearances when I was young stuck with me! In any event, thanks for the very kind words!
You are amazing . It is very hard to understand statistics in . Here we can pause and play according to individual learning abilities. Thanks for uploading these videos.
Well done sir, I'm glad you're taking advantage of the "information age". The great advantage to these videos over lecture is the ability to set our own pace through the material. I must admit, it is strange to hear your voice when you aren't yelling through a lecture hall. Keep up the good work!
At 6:25, the more precise way of phrasing the question would be "What is the probability there are no more than 3 radioactive decays for 2-second periods?", correct? It's the reason why lambda=4.6.
The entire example is referring to a two second period. I could have stated that we were discussing a two second period again, yes, but that was the period under discussion in the entire example.
The probability that an event occurs in a given length of time does not change through time-Does that mean the number of accidents occurring in the first 1st hour would be equal to number of accidents happening in the consecutive hour?
When n is large and np is bigger than we approximate the binomial distribution to be a rough normal distribution. So, when n is large, p is small, and np is bigger than 10, the distribution both approaches to normal and poisson distribution ?
well i went from indisputable dumbass in stats to slightly less of a dumbass, just in time for my midterm thanks again dude, appreciate your efforts in making such a helpful video
So the poisson process is basically the poisson distribution. In poisson distribution we have time when we define lambda, and in poisson process we have time outside the definiton of lamba (lamba*t=mu(t)) ?
Hello! Thanks for uploading the video! Ur explanation is great! By the way, is it possible for you to explain MORE? For example, the derivation of some formula? Derivation of the Probability Mass Function? Derivation of Mean and Variance? :D
At my graduation I'd like to thank RUclips for teaching me all that I need to know to pass material in school. Thanks bud.
I didn't have RUclips 20 years ago, it was much harderback then. I m relearning this from scratch.
I didn’t have these RUclips tutorials in high school and I really wish I had these tutorials. Traditional study materials don’t have the changing visuals that videos do. Glad you were able to make use of these videos!
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Have you graduated yet?
After utilizing my cerebrally superheroic might, I've cracked the enigma of theamjolnir9641! The verdict? Oh, they’ve graduated, folks! Probably fought off a few thesis monsters and wrestled a dissertation dragon along the way, but our caped crusader has triumphed! Let's all raise our keyboards in salute to this heroic academic journey!
So much easier to follow a youtube video at your own pace, instead of a lecture at 8 am.
It also helps that the video is just great anyway ;)
+King of Dongles I'm not too keen on 8 am lectures either :) I'm glad you found the video helpful!
Your videos are extremely helpful.
THIS
Thank you,, surely you are helping me
@@jbstatistics awesome work...
I watched this and said Poisson after every time you said it. 10/10 video, thanks!
That's a good idea --- it's a fun word!
Can't believe that such a brilliant video has been uploaded here 10 years ago! Thank you so much!
You're welcome. Thanks for the kind words!
Exceptional videos for review just before the exam. Thanks a million.
Shaun Roberts You are very welcome!
Such polished content! Many Hours of hard work must have been put into this. Greatly appreciated!
1. clear English accent easy to follow. 2. very focused to the materials. 3. learner centered . explained in a way that makes it easier for listener to comprehend. For example his geometric distribution approach is much easier than following the formula instead of concept. 4. very organized. Typed materials are easier to follow, to copy without missing anything. In addition more materials can be covered in a specific time period. GOOD LUCK TO HIS STUDENTS.
Thanks for the kind words and feedback!
Dude, you make the best stats videos. My textbook is horribly written, and your videos along with the lectures are very helpful. Continue to make this videos!
Your videos and explanations are so incredibly clear. I love watching them even as a review just because of how well you explain things.
The... the production and information value of this video... THANK YOU SO MUCH, FELLOW HUMAN.
these video's are life savers when your stats professor has no idea how to actually teach properly. Seriously my stats professor just puts random stuff up and gives examples, but doesn't explain how to actually do them
Yeah you are right ..
SAME HERE
Omg same🤦
Its been like this for years. They write the equations but never elucidate or describe how significant each term in that equation really is. I'm guessing professors never give a single fuck about what the students learn. Now thats not all that bad but hell, classes are a waste of time. Even more so, when the professor insists you attend them regularly. The time that I've lost attending useless classes will never be made up
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Maybe as a little motivation for you to continue this great work, I had to do a statistics test and if i didn‘t get a sufficient grade I would have been kicked out of my programme because I didn‘t have enough credits. I just made it. If I didn‘t see this video I would not have understood poisson in such short time and it was a significant chunk of the test. Thank you very much.
+Lemarocity You're very welcome. All the best in your future courses!
All you had to do is actually start studying when it was taught weeks if not months before the test.
The video is amazing nonetheless.
I have a statistics exam on Thursday and I FINALLY feel like I understand this. Thank you so so much for these videos! :)
You are very welcome! I hope your exam went well!
leave the thumb up first, then go over the lecture! This is my habit for this channel!
Dude, you're THE DUDE OF STATS
Just changed my degree to Actuarial Sciences. Brushing up on my stats in a much more thorough way than my horrible stats classes ever covered the content. I'm trying to use my free time this summer to take detailed notes on all of your videos and many other Statistics relevant RUclips channels. Thanks for the concise yet intuitive content!
You are very welcome!
You hit the sweet spot between quick and simple and slow and relaxing. Even after I'm done with my exams, I'll surely come by every now and then for some relaxation therapy. Your voice is so soothing. ^_^
Thanks! I don't tend to get too many people coming back after their course is done. I look forward to having you as a viewer for many years to come :)
jbstatistics
Hehe. Sure ;)
Sometimes it's just nice to learn some cool math stuff.
He's like a more detailed version of 3blue1brown
Every time you say "Poisson" I think of carl saying croissant
damnit now i cant unhear this lol
Just think about the Poisson Distribution of croissants finished in a day.
ruclips.net/video/dg2S08WAIAo/видео.html You love to see it
Reminds me of Tom Holland too lmao
Well Poisson literally means "fish" in French 😂
I'm currently taking an online course and it's turning out to be much harder than I thought it would be. Thank you for having these videos that are so detailed.
I wonder what your doing with your life now?
Deep thinking
much much more succinct and helpful than an actual school lecture. thank you
Worked example, consistent with the notation and clearly spoken. Excellent tutorial
I really enjoy your content mainly because of how clear and concise you are, also your voice is almost relaxing.
why can't teachers at University explain like this? Clear, simple and putting sense to the formulas, not just throwing it at your face without context. Grr
Thanks!
You are very welcome. There are many, many good teachers at universities. Different students have different learning styles and abilities, and it's difficult to determine the best level at which to pitch the material. I'm sure some of my own students don't like the way I approach certain things. It also depends on the course. In a more mathematical course, I would approach this topic very differently.
That said, I do try to give illustrative examples wherever I can. Tossing up a formula without context and examples is not usually a great approach.
I'm glad you found this video helpful, and thanks for the compliment! Cheers.
This video helped me understand Statistics and Probability in 9 minutes better than my teacher did in 2 hours a day
You just saved me from my midterm. Thank you so much!!
Great explanation mate! Thanks to people like you, we are able to score well in exams!
Wanted to start a career in Data Science. I think this channel has many statistical lectures explained in a succinct manner. I don't wanna miss a lecture. That's why I subscribed it. Thank you very much for your videos
You are very welcome! Thanks for the kind words.
I just wanted to say thank you for your excellent work :D
For real you tube has contributed almost 80% to my understanding of calculated course unit's.
Thank you sooo much for making all these videos!!!! i almost cried out of frustration coz my test is tmr and i couldnt work out some problems until i stumbled upon your channel. WE LOVE YOUUUUU
You are very welcome. I'm glad I could help, and good look on your test!
I literally should be awarded a Bachelor degree from university of RUclips, rather than my actual university
WARNING: Watching many jbstatistics videos may cause you to actually like probability and statistics!
jb is a natural teacher. Thank you.
Thanks for the kind words!
great video. Better than my Lecturer.
In the plutonium example, the tone of your voice and question context def made me think of Marvin the Martian.
...having said that, huge fan of the site, thank you providing this amazing resource to the world!
Marvin the Martian was a surprisingly popular character -- perhaps his appearances when I was young stuck with me!
In any event, thanks for the very kind words!
What a brilliant talent for teaching you have, thank you
The best explanation I have encountered, thanks.
I love watching your videos, it helps me a lot. since, it way easier to understand that my teacher, lol.
This is well explained. Thanks so much.
You are very welcome!
Such a clear and beautiful explanation. Thank you
You Sir have my salute!
Subbed because you are the man. I will comment this on all the videos of yours that I will see.
THANK YOU SO MUCH YOUR VIDEOS HAVE HELPED ME UNDERSTAND STATS MORE THAN MY LECTURER WHO MAKES ME FALL ASLEEP BAHAHA
THANK YOU!
You are amazing . It is very hard to understand statistics in . Here we can pause and play according to individual learning abilities. Thanks for uploading these videos.
You make amazing videos.
To the point and perfectly balanced content to time ratio.
My God i wish i knew about these vidos before.
Thank you thousands, this covered the subject both quicker and easier than my lecturer
I'm glad to be of help!
Simply an amazing explanation!!
Thank you for your amazing explanations. Much better than my boring statistics teacher.
Thanks for the correct pronunciation, bit of a pet peeve when people don't silence the n
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Thank you very much for all your explanations, they are great!
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Thank you for this video....easy to understand 🙏
I'm glad to be of help!
Thanks for the wonderful lesson .
This was really well done. Watched the binomial distribution also. Both are really good. Thanks.
+Kameron Hansen Thanks for the compliment!
Thanks for sharing this valuable lesson. See you again!
Thanks Easily understood in 5 mins even while cannot understand during 1hr lecture 😅
Thanks sir🥺your video really helped me😍
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This is an excellent explanation. Very educational. Thank you
Thanks for the compliment! I'm glad to be of help.
these videos are golden, thank you so much!
You are very welcome. I'm glad you find my videos helpful!
Very well explained!
Please Keep up the good work.
Well done sir, I'm glad you're taking advantage of the "information age". The great advantage to these videos over lecture is the ability to set our own pace through the material. I must admit, it is strange to hear your voice when you aren't yelling through a lecture hall. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Bryan. I'm glad you find these helpful! Best of luck on the test.
This is a very good explanation .
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At 6:25, the more precise way of phrasing the question would be "What is the probability there are no more than 3 radioactive decays for 2-second periods?", correct? It's the reason why lambda=4.6.
The entire example is referring to a two second period. I could have stated that we were discussing a two second period again, yes, but that was the period under discussion in the entire example.
@@jbstatistics Awesome! Just making sure as I'm learning everything all over again :)
@@antoniopanoflo123 Okay, I'm glad we're on the same page! I can see how, when viewed in isolation, that question might not have been clear. Cheers.
Bro, u know what, u are amazing!
Thank you. Do link your other videos related to Poisson in the description. Thank you again.
You are very welcome. Thanks for the very good suggestion; I'll try to find some time to add related video links in my descriptions.
The probability that an event occurs in a given length of time does not change through time-Does that mean the number of accidents occurring in the first 1st hour would be equal to number of accidents happening in the consecutive hour?
Nice video made me understand poisson distribution.keep the good work going
Easy to understand, even for not so brilliant people like me :D, and beautifully explained. THANKS!!!
Thank you. Im really a fan of poisson distribution
8:25 what videos explores the relationship between poissino and binomial in greater detail?
My video outlining the relationship between the Poisson and binomial distributions is available at ruclips.net/video/eexQyHj6hEA/видео.html.
I loved your probability series Thank you :)
Amazing video, incredibile explanation
Excellent explanations. Very good presentation.
You are awesome... Confirm teaching... Excellent board...blessingz
Thanks for the kind words!
Can we say that Poisson distribution is a discrete function?
When n is large and np is bigger than we approximate the binomial distribution to be a rough normal distribution. So, when n is large, p is small, and np is bigger than 10, the distribution both approaches to normal and poisson distribution ?
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my teacher couldn't even explain this thing correctly, and this thing help me for my exam tomorrow :D >.
Tq for this video. It helps me to understand this topic better. Good Job!
Very good explanation. Many thanks !
great that you showed "no more than 3" solution,, but what if we needed to find the "''more than 3''?
thank you sir, really well explained and helpful.
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sir you made excellent videos of all the topics and plz make videos of all remaining videos like
fourier series
many others thanks
Thanks for the kind words, and I'm glad to be of help! I'll get back to video production soon!
Great explanation. The example also helped a lot. :D
What do we mean by radioactive decays per second? Does it mean that 2.3 atoms will decay each second?
Great video!
Thankyou so much for these stats videos
+Zain Khan You are very welcome!
You are a lifesaver. Thank you!
You are very welcome!
Could you explain why poison can’t take negative probabilities?
Hi. Why is P(k) equal o P(k-1) , k=lambda, for the Poisson distribution?
Example: for Poisson(lambda=3), P(2) and P(3) are both equal to 0.2240418
Such a fantastic video.
Thanks Richard!
well i went from indisputable dumbass in stats to slightly less of a dumbass, just in time for my midterm
thanks again dude, appreciate your efforts in making such a helpful video
Do u do statistics ?
Wonderful explanation, thank you!
So the poisson process is basically the poisson distribution. In poisson distribution we have time when we define lambda, and in poisson process we have time outside the definiton of lamba (lamba*t=mu(t)) ?
Hi! Can you help on analyzing the statistics on shoplifting and getting the probability that an event of shoplifting may occur. tnx
Hello! Thanks for uploading the video! Ur explanation is great! By the way, is it possible for you to explain MORE? For example, the derivation of some formula? Derivation of the Probability Mass Function? Derivation of Mean and Variance? :D
how come its 2.3 x 2 and not 2.3 x 3? and how come its multiplay not add? I always have trouble knowing which numbers to use.
Great introduction. Thanks!
what happens if P(x) is greater than? and P(x) is equal to or greater than ?
Very good presentation!