An Introduction to the t Distribution (Includes some mathematical details)

An introduction to the t distribution, a common continuous probability distribution. I discuss how the t distribution arises, its pdf, its mean and variance, and its relationship to the standard normal distribution. I illustrate the relationship between the t distribution and the standard normal distribution through a series of plots.

[bajdoub]

Thank you so much for this treasure of knowledge that is your channel. Please consider adding this video to the playlist on continuous distributions so it is easy to retrieve :-)

[ListonFrazier]

Got a statistics exam tomorrow and came across your movies.. Even though I'm quite confident in my knowledge for tomorrow your videos helped me a lot (especially the one on Central Limit Theorem) Thank you!

[sakethvasanthavada]

You're creating some serious interest in my course!!!
Thank you!!

[mafisha]

I don't see the point of seating in a classroom, it is a time consuming, this way easy to understand. Thank you JB.

[ajamy]

i think you are most professional instructor i have been meet, Big Like From Egypt :)

[TimothyChenAllen]

You give great explanations! This was very clear; I really understand the relationship between T and the Standard Normal now. Thanks!

[ffchen]

Very intuitive, way better than my professor

[CULTURE]

I love coming back to these videos after a lecture. They help fill in all the gaps in terms of explanation. Spot on. They are a massive help. Thank you so much. Please keep em coming. :)

[bonaviafx]

Why go to university when i can learn from my house hahah thanks <3

[rushaleegupta]

You are the best channel on YouTube ever <3 thank you so much !

[gauravgregrath]

really nice.. u r n excellent teacher.. very informative

[alexanderconde]

Simple but brilliant explanation...thanks :)

[ajamy]

Your way forces any one to subscribe, it's rely amazing

[puneetkumarsingh]

Where can I find the proof which is mentioned at 2:03 in the video?

[skg]

So what are the cases when we have to divide Z (normal R.V.) by U (Chi² R.V.)?

[mr.alrightty]

thank you so much, this is really helpful 

[swatisahasrabuddhe]

hello, just a confusion, the Z formula i have studied is ((Xbar- mu)/ sigma) but in this video, root of n is also included. it will be really very helpful if you could answer this query to me.

by the way the lecture was really great. Thanks in advance

[coolgreensnake]

love ur videos, keep them coming <3

[danielhrichishen]

What program are you using to create these videos?

[parthi]

He is not explaining how the formula are derived instead always only shows the formula upfront and how to handle them. :(