The way you explained things so thoroughly and presented every example materials that we may come across during our time working with Spearman's Rank Correlation Coefficient, is what I liked the most about this video. Thank you for educating us so neatly!
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I learnt far more from this video than my 3 hour lecture today. Thanks, Your teaching is excellent - great pace- with tips and a comprehensive delivery
Hi, I found this video very useful, however got a little lost on the example where we work the Spearman's Rank Correlation Coefficient out for ourselves. Doing the maths I got the answer -4. Please could you explain to me how this converts to 0.8 or did I just get this completely wrong? Many thanks
this was really helpful, thank you. i just have a question about the question we had to do ourselves, wouldnt it be 0.2 because you have to take it away from 1?
This is extremely helpful. Thank you so much! One question, how do you get the 6 from? Or is 6 always the standard to use? I hope my question makes sense!
Hi Ibrahim, The explanation for the 6 is pretty lengthy, but know that this is the general formula/standard for Spearman's Rank Correlation Coefficient.
The way you explained things so thoroughly and presented every example materials that we may come across during our time working with Spearman's Rank Correlation Coefficient, is what I liked the most about this video. Thank you for educating us so neatly!
Never has it been that i came to this channel to understand a topic and i went back without understanding it. I wonder what i would be doing in ib math without this channel. You have prayers and blessings from millions of people!! thank you sooo much for making them
even after gcse's, alevel, and university maths....im still find my self here when revising and learning
Standing the test of time. Thanks for coming back.
Thanks for taking the time to make this- very useful
I needed this for biology haha
Very simple. Very straight forward. Very helpful. Thank you very much for the video.
I learnt far more from this video than my 3 hour lecture today. Thanks, Your teaching is excellent - great pace- with tips and a comprehensive delivery
Some may disagree with the pace but thanks anyway.
so helpful :)
could be using this for my university dissertation. .thnx
I like how things are explained
thanks
great thanks
best one ive found on the matter. thanks a ton
Thank you
that's ALOT :D. this is so helpful but can you do a "proof" for the formula???????????
very helpful :)
Hi, I found this video very useful, however got a little lost on the example where we work the Spearman's Rank Correlation Coefficient out for ourselves. Doing the maths I got the answer -4. Please could you explain to me how this converts to 0.8 or did I just get this completely wrong? Many thanks
+Vic Challenger Totally wrong answer should lie between -1 and 1
Good lecture
Thanks this is really useful!
Thanks for watching
Thank you so much .. very helpful
You're welcome
thanks for these videos...but I'm having some real trouble in Estimation confidence intervals and tests. please upload videos for them please
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this was really helpful, thank you. i just have a question about the question we had to do ourselves, wouldnt it be 0.2 because you have to take it away from 1?
No it wouldn't because 24/120 works out to be 1/5 which is 0.2. Then you take that away from 1 which is 0.8
This is extremely helpful. Thank you so much! One question, how do you get the 6 from? Or is 6 always the standard to use? I hope my question makes sense!
Hi Ibrahim, The explanation for the 6 is pretty lengthy, but know that this is the general formula/standard for Spearman's Rank Correlation Coefficient.
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Life saver. My GCSE stats exam is tomorrow...
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Charlie Hodges what did you get?
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Thanks, will definitely help with the gcse stats exam in 2 weeks :)
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For my Stats coursework I want to use years (1986-2015) against song length. should I rank 1986 as 1 or 30?
I may be a bit late haha but I don't think it particularly matters
@@hal3667 i am also 2 years late
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