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Tuesday, May 7, 2019
figure out what test i should do for the data I have then do the test so i can copy and paste it into the presentation i created
what was the experiment
Does having/subscribing to a streaming service impact if you own cable or not, as in a relation to if people are moving away from cable and onto streaming (i.e. netflix/hulu). I created a survery (lol) and then i put it abunch of places, and my teacher emailed out all the classes surveys and asked every class in the school to do it. Everyone has a different project and not everyone did surveys. I got like 113 responses.
okay, so my interpretation that this was a stats project was correct
yes
by test, what are we talking
do you do p analysis at your level
like
p-value?
yes
by test i mean
type of test
I don't think I understand
i think im just
gona bullshit it
what kind of tests do you normally do
I might just be misunderstanding what you are talking about
its an end of year project, so i could do any
I mean give me examples of what the types of tests are called
like 1 proportion z test, or a chi squared
>infinity
is infinity actually
used in math
all the time
it is a specific point in complex analysis that maps to the top of a sphere
why are you bringing up the riemann sphere?
it has other uses too
because it was a recent example it came up in
I did complex last term
As for your question max, do you in any way believe your data should follow a gaussian curve
in what way
these tests have requirements for them to be valid
I know
but
1. I dont think she's going to check it that hard
what conclusion are you trying to draw from the data?
anything
the project is literally
collect/find data
do any test youd like
and put it on a poster or presentation
it was suppoused to be a group project
but the person i was forced to do it with
knows nothing
and has done nothing
how many variables are there per response?
but put a single picture on the slide
Thinking about it
the thing you posted is not continuous statistics, is should be a yes or no situation
do you own cable, do you have a streaming subscription
(I guess that gives 4 possible outcomes)
its perfect for applied machine learning algorithms Kappa
yes theres 4 possible outcomes
okay, that narrows things
gaussian and chi-squared are not valid
i also added an extra question incase none of the above data works
do you have demographic information?
there is a way of dealing with 2x2 tabels in stats
that is not needed leg
this is like
super informal
have you ever used a 2 way contingency table
I'm confused, why don't you just make one of those 4 box..
thats the only thing that even works for this data
Had to pull out my stat book to remember the name
having binary responses is boring
ok well look
im not a smart person, and the other person thought of the idea
and the teacher said it was fine
I mean, Max could add more data in
And graph it for real
represent your data like this
yes
