Excel: Standard Errors in Linear Regression

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Definition of standard errors for coefficients and slope in linear regression. How to calculate them in Excel and run a hypothesis test to see if the coefficients are significant.
00:00 Intro
00:31 Adding a scatterplot and trendline
01:15 Performing regression
02:07 Defining Standard Errors
03:53 Hypothesis testing with SE
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Thank you so much! That was really helpful!

AwesomeDuck
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Thank you so much professor. You just saved my life ❤️
Concise and amazing explanation. Thanks alot.

aneeqmuneer
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You’ve just saved me a lot of time thank you so much 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

Ronniemmhd
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In the words of crunk “Oh yea, it’s all coming together now”

lamarnash
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Wow. This helped so much, thank you!!!!

EileenBokat
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Dear Professor, How many times must the estimate be over standard error for it to be statistically significant. E.g if the intercept coefficient estimate was 3 and the actual value was 9.014, the total difference would be 6.014. That is 6.014/2.872 = 2.09 times standard error. would that be statistically significant?

growlife
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you didnt show the exact formula of standard error

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are you sure that degrees of freedom are 8 and not 9 for the intercept, or slope, taken individually? I know that the degree are 8 for the whole regression, but i would expect that for the intercept alone they should be compared with t crit. of n - 1... where am I wrong?

cicinindivin
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That's dumb. You square the error and then forget about what you were doing. I want to know how to calculate them and I can read an excel manual.

pierregravel-primeau
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So what is the standard error ?
Waste of time

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