That title should be self explanatory…
Design and Analysis I
Two sort of standalone lectures in one power packed exciting stats class. OK, it is theoretical stats, it is not that interesting…. Still, this stuff is good to know.
Music “Waiting” by Luke Sneyd
[tags]Dave brodbeck, Statistics, Psychology, Post-hoc tests, transformations, ANOVA,Algmao University[/tags]
Analysis of Variance actually is simple…
Music “Come on Let’s Go” by Sound of a Revolution
[tags]Dave Brodbeck, Psychology, Statistics, Algoma Unviersity, ANOVA[/tags]
I experimented today with using keynote and garageband to record the narration of the class and the progression of the notes. Unless there is a groundswell of public opinion I doubt I will do it again as it is a LOT of work… However, I wanted to see how it was done, sort of a proof of concept thing…
The audio will follow shortly…
[tags]Dave Brodbeck, Psychology, Statistics, Video, Algoma University[/tags]
The end of the power stuff. MY battery ran out in my Macbook Pro while the lecture was going, so we ended a little short, but, we got everything done. This may be the shortest cast ever (we had a quiz, took up the quiz, took up another quiz and talked about the upcoming midterm, and I imagine you would not be interested in such a thing…)
Music “Toys on a Shelf” by A Step Behind
[tags] Dave Brodbeck, Algoma University, Statistics, Power, Psychology[/tags]
How to increase the probability of rejecting a false null hypothesis. AKA how to get articles published, get tenure, promotions etc…
Music “Eyes off the Screen” by Go Bragg
Lecture Notes on Power
[tags]Dave Brodbeck, Statistics, Algoma University, Power[/tags]
Good ol t tests, and the Central Limit Theorem…
Music “Contact” by Random Sample
[tags]Dave Brodbeck, Psychology, Statistics, t tests, Algoma University[/tags]
We leave EDA (but please remember to do it!) and start in to hypothesis testing
Lecture notes on hypothesis testing
Sadly, the audio is screwed on this one. So no audio….. I THINK it is a mic problem….
[tags]Dave Brodbeck, Psychology, Statistics, Algoma University, Hypothesis testing, Exploratory Data Analysis [/tags]
Umm, as the title of the post says, no quiz this Thursday.
Well here are the closing themes, and some review.
Music “Beer Rights” by Battery Life (Seems appropriate somehow)
Oh and here is that design and sv df table I talked about after the theme stuff
