Statistics 101: Variance and its Sampling Distribution 

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Hello! Thank you for your comment. Yahoo Finance comparison graphs like the one used in the video are basically "% movement from the chosen start point." The start may not always be at zero if the stock gaps from the previous close. For this video the focus is merely on the swing of the percentages..the "band" of their trajectory. Hope that helps! All the best, B.

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Hey Brandon,Many Many Thanx for the awesome series Could you please provide us all the PPTs ....

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First of all, I would like to say - HUGE THANK YOU for all your work! I like your videos very much and they seem to be much more approachable than my lectures were. However, I struggle to understand where to begin... You see, with every video I watched there seems to be some before it, that I haven't seen and thus unfamiliar with some key concepts. I try to find those relevant videos and yet again half way through some previous videos are mentioned. Can you possibly give some guidance on where to begin, which videos are pre-requisites for which. In my particular case I am trying to learn about Multiple Regression analysis and Chi Square tests. Given that I have very little prior knowledge of statistics, which videos are a MUST SEE, and importantly, in which order, before I head on to your dedicated videos on the Chi and Multiple Regression?

i would totally give more likes to the video if youtube allowed... and im only half way into the video! greatly appreciate your effort!

Thank You for excellent videos. Could you please numbered them so that users can use them sequentially.

What is the difference logically between standard deviation and variance if they both measure spread? Variance seems to be less useful since its units are squared. Can you please explain (I havent found a good video on RU-vid distinguishing this yet).

Thank you! very helpful. I have one question, how do i find the homogeneity of within-subject variance value in an spss output?

Hi, thank you for all the videos. These are amazing. Where can I find all the videos of playlist 11 and playlist 10?

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can you make a video on sample distributions and explain how to read the graph?

Why cumulative distribution goes from right to left? I can't get it.

Thank you for this video!!! It helps a lot :) However, I have a doubt in min 15:45. No matter the distribution of the population ( normal, binomial or exponential,etc) the sampling distribution of the mean approximates a normal distribution. So the population distribution does not have to be a normal distribution.

Hi Brandon, thank you for doing these - your delivery style is really easy to follow. I have a couple of questions if thats OK? I have no stats background but just started my Ph.D (comparing different domestic violence programs in terms of their effectiveness). I've been told by some friends that maybe an ANOVA/MANOVA technique is the one to use (will learn this). Could I kindly seek your thoughts if you think this may be the best avenue (all good that its not concrete just pointing in right direction) Second question - Which one of your videos do you recommend to start with and work my way up to understand stats for my purpose? I greatly appreciate your advice! Dan

Please explain cumulative distribution going from left to right?

Would the distribution look the same if for example you plotted the sampling distribution of |s| instead of s^2? I'm trying to figure out in my head exactly why the distribution skews.

Thank you! I do not understand the MEANING of the curve of the sampling distribution of the variances. As I intuitively understand the curve and your lecture, the more observations you will have in each sample, the greater the difference will be between the samples in variance(because the greater the n is, the wider the curve will become). It feels weird. Shouldn't the more observation you will have in each sample make each sample more close to the studied population and hence both the means and variances from each sample would be more close to eachother? I do not study statistics, I am a happy amateur and newbie so I have probably managed to miss some basic thing...

Detailed explanation but i don't what is six sigma means ?

can someone please tell me how those tables were created? i'm lost

I don't understand the transformation of the ford stock price. What exactly is the stock price divided by to result in a percentage?

Hi Sir could you please share the ppt used in your presentation

Hi Brandon What does numbers 2.7 & 19.023 really indicates, I understand the whole area is 1 then what does these means ?

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There is no difference between the terms "variance" and "variation"?

A. What do you mean by normal population. B. Why in sample variance we have n-1 in denominator

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