How to choose the correct statistical test - or how to tell the correct test has been used 

This was super well done. I've been struggling with clearly understanding the criteria for choosing different tests, and your video was perfect for helping me make sense of it. 😊Thank you.

I found this to be extremely well put and super helpful. Thank you

Life-saving video! Clear and perfectly explained, thank you very much!

This is really amazing lecture, I appreciate it.

best video i could find! thank you

Thank you so much for this video! These tests finally make sense

Hi Where would Kaplan-Meier Log Rank test feature in this flow chart?

Thank you this was helpful, very detailed, clearly explained, and presented in a way where it is actually captured my attention and interest.

Wow.....such an awesome video. Thanks a lot.

This flow chart format is excellent.

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This video was very useful. Thank you! :)

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great explanation! can you share more classes on subgroup analysis and prediction analysis! thanks!

YOU EXPLAINED SO MUCH IN 20 MINUTES THAN MY TEACHER CAN IN A WHOLE SCHOOL YEAR! Very clear but kinda choppy table figure!

This is excellent!

So if the dependent variable is interval or ratio data, it doesnt matter what type of variable the independent variable data is? Why is the independent variable type only addressed in the upper branch of the table?

Regarding the number of participants in meta-analysis, is it fair to report the number of participants per outcome or we report only the sample size? For example if 990 sample was used to assess outcome A and the same number is used to assess outcome B, can we report 990 or 2*990?

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What would you use if you wanted to identify which factors (e.g. initial platelet count, gender) were associated with survival/death in invasive meningococcal disease? Your dependent variable is living/dying, which is considered nominal. My independent variables are both nominal (gender) and interval (or ratio, not sure, as you dont tend to get 0.5 of a platelet). According to your flow diagram, how do I chose what statistical test to use? Would it be a different test for each independent variable? (E.g. for platelet count and survical/dying it would be Logistic Regression, and for sex and death, it would be Chi Squared). I have got this example from an RCPCH revision book for Theory and Science, and they say "Multiple Logistic REgression" - But I don't understand how to get to this answer when using your flow chart

I'm not sure but I think I hard "day-ty" data is already plural. The singular would be datum. Exceptional classification. Really helpful. Thanks.

But I have a question: If a research example: 1) There is 1 kind of cell, designed cell treated with more than 2 behaviour. Which anova do I use.? 2) there are 2 kind of cell, design cell treated with more than 2 behaviour but same amount of behaviour with (1). Which anova should I use?

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very helpful like me who is beginners on this kind of topic.

Really..............:/

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