GCSE Statistics: Spearman's Rank Correlation Coefficient Example

[andreamcadam]

Just that at 4:26 you drew a line under the whole expression. Glad that you have clarified that now. Thanks

[RickyhaldarCSE]

THANKS A LOT SIR FOR UPLOADING SUCH VIDEOS AND TRYING TO SORT OUT OTHERS PROBLEMS YOUR WORK IS GREATLY APPRECIATED .

[BenRouse]

I am amazed at how popular this GCSE statistics video has been. Thanks to everyone who has left feedback, I hope everyone was sucessful.

[fatcat]

great video man, this really helped me out, I've pretty much got 1 weekend to cover a year's worth of stats, so thanks this really helped :)

[diamachic]

got my add maths mechanics and stats gcse paper tomorrow but thanks for the video it really helped!

[charlotteandhearts]

statistics exam today for me too, thank you for making it easy to understand. my teachers just skip over the stuff

[TheRaidingPatrol]

This deserves alot more credit! helped me alot thanks!!!

[TheNeshx]

thanx alot..totaly understood after watchn this

[aboode]

Thanks a lot . I was confusing how to calculate it and I got it 👍

[jayamufumi]

My paper at 2 and this is the first revision I've done

[andreamcadam]

Is the 1 divided by the denominator or not?

[SamBR]

Surely the formula is wrong at the end when calculating? It's 1 - the rest not 1 - the rest of the numerator, it does make a difference

[BenRouse]

Glad it helped, best of luck in your GCSEs

[BenRouse]

Great to hear that my videos are useful to people beyond my classroom.

[BenRouse]

Sorry I missed this comment when you posted it. Did you spot that n was 9 because there are 9 pieces of data?

[mika]

Thanks from all the people shitting it before there stats exam

[shehzadmuhammed]

My tutor confused me about how to adjust repeated value rank, :-D but this video was very helpful for me, now I can do it, thanks Sir

[harsharajendran]

Hi ! could you explain runs two sample test for randomness? And how do we find the average values of spearman's rank correlation and kandell's tau ?. How do you find them when there are three judges say A, B, C who has ranked something?

[aunimpyro]

umm for the 2nd rank, why was it 2.5 while the last 3 were 3.
as in 21 and 21 were 2.5 each but the three 17s were 5 each instead of 4.5?

[emptyheros]

omg this is by far the best speaman's rank correlation example i've seen on youtube, quick and simple and straight to the point! Got exam tomorrow and this was making me mad, but its actually SO EASY