I think your explanations are much better than the tutors that I thought. It's been months and I always thought it'd be so complex for a normal average student to understand but you made it simple and more contextual of the topics. Amazing. Please keep doing videos on these things because it's really helping! Thank you so much!
These are some really great lectures. Your method of delivery is great. I have never in my life studied these topics and now i somewhat understand them quite better. This tells a lot about how well you have and can deliver. I do not know why did you stop publishing videos but if you can keep on going please do not stop.
Hi Chris, hope you are doing well! The world needs more of your videos!!! I learned more from your videos that my professor couldn't teach over 4 months. If you can, please upload some more videos :)
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Brilliant!!! Starting a masters in economics next month and have been out of education fpr over two years now so great revision to get me back into things. Keep them coming.
I just signed up for econometrics after not having taken any math or econ classes for three years, and nothing could get me to understand these (supposedly) simple regression concepts. Not the textbook, not my professor, not other channels on RU-vid. Nothing ... except for your past few episodes. Bravo!
Absolutely BRILLIANT! For a student that has never done any statistics throughout education this explains it perfectly. Short and concise. Release the next video ASAP, have an exam on the 27th!
Thank you Chris for the tutorial videos They are of a big help, They explain the topics in a simple and clear way I believe you shall have tutorial videos on all topics in econometrics which would be an online education for anyone interested to study econometrics You are a hero to the student who doesnt understand from class Keep it up and all respect from me
GREAT videos, awesome way to explain the topics, just started this at the university and couldnt trully grasp the meaning of some things until i saw your videos, it was really frustrating during the lecture but youuuu make it so easyyy Thx.
He got a A+ paying job is my guess, this stuff is extremely worthwhile to learn. Guessing he's way too busy, cause its a ton of work as you might be able to see from these videos.
Just wanted to say how amazing these videos are. Everything was explained to clearly with visuals as well! It helped me so much. I look forwards to seeing more of your videos.
Thank you sooo much you are a life saver,i have never taken any course close to econometrics before,i dont av any background in statistics or economics and my mathematics is bad so in the class i always think my lecturer is speaking chinese when lecturing,infact i had given up on the course until i found your videos,its been soo helpful and i now understand all what was discussed in class although the denotations are different.Thanks a million please more videos we are waiting.
I have a final on this in abouuut 2 weeks and I'm about 3 seconds away from setting either myself or my university on fire. I've understood more in these three videos than I did in 11 weeks of lectures and seminars
Important Note: This video uses the notation SSR, SSE and SST for the sum of squared residuals, explained sum of squares, and total sum of squares, respectively. Unfortunately your textbook may use different notation and lots of notations overlap: 1. The SSR is sometimes denoted as RSS, or less frequently the ESS (for error sum of squares). 2. The SSE is sometimes denoted as ESS, or less frequently as the RSS (regression sum of squares). 3. The SST is sometimes denoted as TSS.
This was very good. You are a hero :) But I looked for lecture 4 and there was none :( It would be great if you could do similar presentations on the following: 1. Multiple Regression 2. Serial Correlation and how to detect it 3. Heteroskedasticity and how to detect it 4. Multicolienarity and to detect it 5. Forecasting using regression (forecasting error) 6. Applying regression to time series (stationarity....) I personally use gretl for all of my regression work.. it's excellent and free :)
omg chris, u really knows how to explain in a concise but with good points!! please upload next lecture. im waiting not because i m goin to have exam soon, but because u just made econometric very interesting...;)
hello kris.. your lecture on Regression model really good and understandable.. could you please add any numerical example to find each methods of sum of squares.. and connect real world situation and solution into it..
that was really good, i finally get it … been in lecture for the past month and i feel like i understand really better now. can we have videos about the multiple linear regression and EVIEWS program please ?
That was easy to understand! Do you perhaps have the sample question regarding on the topic? Do share the link yeah! Looking forward to the next lecture video. :)
Nice Chris. Just one thing SSE is conventionally known to be Sum of Squares Error not Explained. So SSE is the residual deviance from the actual that can not be explained by the model, and SSR is the deviance from the mean, which is explained by the model. Otherwise, great.
