One-Way ANOVA: The Formulas

I look at the calculation formulas and the meaning of the terms in the one-way ANOVA table.

In other related videos, I have a brief introduction to one-way ANOVA, and work through a real world example.

[michaelmccarthy]

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[hab]

Great job! Clearest explanation on the ANOVA table I have seen so far, keep it up!

[kiko]

I wish that my professor would explain concepts as clearly and concisely as you do in your videos.

[Leo-shih]

These videos are immaculate and a lifesaver. Completely blows away any other explanations of statistics anywhere on the web. Keep up the good work!

[juliagejo]

Very clear explanation, i finally understand it now! thank you so so much!!!

[cococnk]

Practice makes perfect...listening to more vidéos on a topic helps us understand the concepts widely and deeply..

Thanks sir

[gauravnegi]

Thank you so much for such a good explanation *Sensei*

[Maha_s]

Prof Balka you are just the BEST! Even if I am doing multivariate statistics, I keep coming back to your channel for univariate topics as I *always* find golden nuggets in your videos. And here I am still pestering you for *more videos*... could you possibly consider making some on multivariate regression.... especially for categorical variables! My wish for Christmas. Best regards.

[allangjtterupernst]

Fantastic mate! - and that goes for all you videos

[yuukiasuna]

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[elliotthoepf]

haha is seriously love your videos, idk how but I've got adhd but I can actually focus on your videos and learn stuff

[surajification]

Hi JB,

Great job! I really enjoy your lectures. Just one question: At 2:29, is there a mistake in the SST formula? Is the n(I) term supposed to be there?

[OnlyTeaGuru]

love your videos! I wish you would upload a pdf file of your lectures so I can take notes on the lecture.

[sammymasters]

Thanks this defines a LTI in signals if the variance is 0 between all data

[martinberge]

A question. You use d.f Error = n-k, but ive seen d.f Error = k*n-k(or cn-c) as well? I really struggle to wrap my head around the seemingly different formulas for the one way anova.

[mmaking]

Great video but compared to the other videos the subtitles are a bit messed up

[estherlisiane]

How to find the percentage contribution to the output of each factor using ANOVA?

[l]

i found on walpole that S^2 formula is SSE/k(n-1). a little correction for the video