R demo | Two-Samples t-Test | Student’s & Welch’s | How to conduct, visualise, interpret & more 😉

Where can we get more money, working in a factory or in the IT-industry? Two-samples t-test will answer this question. So, let’s learn (1) how to make sure we use a CORRECT test, (2) how to get all these results with one simple command, (3) how to interpret all these results and (4) finally see what happens if we choose a wrong test.

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Enjoy! 🥳

[fishfish]

The first time I went through the video I was just interested in the R part of it. Today I've learned more from the information shared here in. Thank you for the great video.

[lizongzhang]

Very helpful video! It introduced the most practical and convenient function tools! Your voice is also very magnetic.

[hoangduong]

This video actually is a hidden gem. Thank you, Sir. I've learnt a lot today.

[Adelphos]

I'm loving your videos, all is clearly explained.

[joaoalexissantibanezarment]

Excellent video🙌 It would be great a video of bayesian analysis

[jonrrobinson]

Love this! thanks for sharing it.

Is it possible to report the Bayesian output based on B10, as opposed to B01?

[kostasioannidis]

valuable assistance for violin plots...please provide reference for bias factor table at 5:03

[hassanhijazi]

Why in this case the pairwise comparison horizontal bar didn’t appear?

[viniciusdevertentes]

Excelent explanation, but, how can I increase the fontsize of the equations in the plot to save it as a figure?