This really helped me! I'm a linguistic student with little to no experience with statistics looking for a good test for my bachelor thesis and I think I found it! Thank you so much!
hi Katrina. That word doc that gives an overview of all the types of tests is very useful. Anywhere we can download that, or similar resources you might have?
I saw a statistitian today regarding a study in which I used Fisher's e act test cos more than 80% of cells have expected values less than 5. To my surprise he told me I couldn't use Fisher's test here and that exactly the same rules apply for Fisher's test as for Chi square.
Hi, thanks for the video, But what if we have a 3 rows*2colomns contingency table with a count less than 5 in certain cases?? to use fisher exact test or what test is recommended in this case?? thanks in advance.
Very handy Video, Thank you. I presume that you enter frequencies/counts in the table. But this doesn't take into account the dataset size? What do you do if datasets are of a different size?
This really helped me! I'm a linguistic student with little to no experience with statistics looking for a good test for my bachelor thesis and I think I found it! Thank you so much!
I am clinical pharmacist using fisher exact test for my data, how great this coincidence is!!!!
Thanks a lot
Very good explanation and sought after video. helped me to understand the basic "again" as i had a gap of over 2 years from statistics
Could you post that decision tree document please. Not seeing a link on any of the comments
very well described and delivered video, thank you
Where can I find your decision tree diagram? Its great
See the comment above :)
Hi!Could you please share the decision tree diagram?@@olwenpuralena7054
Thank you for your efforts
Katrina, I really got interested in your decision tree! Can you share?
hi Katrina. That word doc that gives an overview of all the types of tests is very useful. Anywhere we can download that, or similar resources you might have?
I agree with you do you receive please and would you share it with me?
Awesome explanation - perfect for a pharmacy student about to present a journal club!
Is it possible to download a copy of the tree featured in the excellent video? Thanks.
Thank you SO much for posting this document - I've been combing the web for it :).
You're welcome ...
Please upload that document again
Thank you, Katrina.
I saw a statistitian today regarding a study in which I used Fisher's e act test cos more than 80% of cells have expected values less than 5. To my surprise he told me I couldn't use Fisher's test here and that exactly the same rules apply for Fisher's test as for Chi square.
Could anyone please share the decision tree diagram? Thanks
Hi, thanks for the video,
But what if we have a 3 rows*2colomns contingency table with a count less than 5 in certain cases?? to use fisher exact test or what test is recommended in this case??
thanks in advance.
Great video. I need this tree diagram for statistical tests, please
This is really wonderful video
Very handy Video, Thank you. I presume that you enter frequencies/counts in the table. But this doesn't take into account the dataset size? What do you do if datasets are of a different size?
Hello Katrina,
Do you know how to get the different steps that lead to the final P-value?
Thanks and great video btw!
When I get the p- p-value, ill be able to know weather if its greater or less than 0.05. So what's the use of the degrees of freedom?
I have 2*2 matrix with one cell that contains zero frequency. Can I still use the Fisher's exact test?
Have you figured that out? I have lots of zeros in my expected frequencies and there is literally nothing I can use in this case
not just 2x2 table, it can be applied for m x n table.
Can you guide for 5 × 5 table...???
This was very helpful, thanks!
Can someone please help me/direct me on writing up the interpretation for the fishers exact test please?
is it possible to post the document of the decision tree in this video?