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💡 Learning Objectives
- Describe what the Chi-square Tests are and how they work
- Calculate Chi-square tests
- Describe and calculate a one-sample z test
- Calculate t-test and ANOVA by hand
- Articulate how the equations for all tests relate to what we’ve discussed about model building previously
💪🏿 This is what I accomplished my sixth week in the DTSC 550 course:
📘 Chapter 12 goes over:
- Categorical Analyses
📘 Chapter 13 goes over:
- Comparing Two Means
📘 Chapter 14 goes over:
- Comparing More than Two Means
📺 Videos watched (some videos have a 1 question quiz at the end):
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Chi Square Goodness Of Fit
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Loading the ‘cards’ CSV into R
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Chi Square Goodness Of Fit Part 2
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Chi Square Goodness Of Fit Part 3
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Chi Square Test of Independence Part 1
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Chi Square Test of Independence Part 2
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Chi Square Test of Independence Example
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t distribution
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Inference for a mean
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Inference for paired data
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t test part 1
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Independent Samples t-test: Math - Quiz (08:27)
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Independent Samples t test: How It Works - Quiz (06:47)
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Independent T-Test Example
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Introduction to ANOVA
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ANOVA Introduction
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ANOVA Part 2: Math
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Multiple comparisons
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ANOVA Practice Problems
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t-Test Practice Problems: I was given four different datasets and I had to calculate the t-statistic by hand, calculate the degrees of freedom, determine the critical t-value, interpret the results
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ANOVA Practice Problems: I needed to figure out which hypothesis is supported, calculate the total sum of squares, calculate the model sum of squares, calculate simple linear regression, compute degrees of freedom, calculate mean squares, calculate F value, find critical value
💯 Exam
- Module exam had 21 questions: fill in the blank, true/false, and multiple choice with one answer. It was heavy on true/false which was nice. This test looked easy but was difficult even with the true/false questions. Tricky wording! No calculations using R in R Studio.
- You can take the exam as many times as needed to get the score you want, but each test has different questions. I took the exam 5 times. Final score was 87.04%. You have until the end of the semester to take all your exams.
🔥 Summary
- I really enjoyed the practice problems since last week didn’t have any. This week had a short test, but could have been longer for reinforcement.
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