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Hopefully Helpful Mathematics Videos
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The videos on this channel were created for various courses I have taught. They have been shared publicly on the off chance that others might find them useful. They are not professional quality, nor do I intend to make them so. Feel free to share feedback and requests. However, be aware that I may not respond quickly since this is not my job. Also, I know ads pop up at the start. That's all CZcams - I make no money from sharing these videos.
Briappa
thank you so much!!
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This video is so underrated. This helped immensely, thank you!
Thank you so much
Very helpful mathematics video ;)
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This problem made me suicidal
Dhanyawaad! (Thank you) . Your video is "sufficient" for understanding this concept!
Very Very helpful!!! Thanks!!!
thanks for the video!
Very helpful. Thank you! :)
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thanks
Thank you!
This concept didn't make sense until I saw your video. Thanks so much!!
thanks
Thank you so much🙏🙏
great explanation thanks
First week of statistical inference in grad school. This was enough to make me understand what Casella and Berger were saying. I'm about to just binge watch this over the the next few days. The playlist looks great for building intuition...which too often lacks in statistics programs
YOU'RE AMAZING! Thank you for actually going through the steps and explaining...
Great vid and self-explanatory slide!
I mean, this is exactly the problem I was hoping for. Thank you so much.
please label your axes
"promo sm" 🙂
You are the GOAT for this video thank you, I did it in a way that left me full of horrible trig identities all over the place making it impossible to take the cross product
amazing joob! thanks
Thank you very much for this , you explanation was simple and easy to understand Thanks a lot
Thank you so much this was really helpful and saved my exams🎉
Much thanks! I really found this video, your narration, the examples, helpful. Not so terse/brief to be confusing, but also not needlessly verbose. I did have to remind myself of the difference between a bernoulli RV and a binomial RV (the former being a special case of the latter wherein n=1; I used to always mix those up) and I did have to remind myself the pmf of a poisson, but those mini excursions to google/wikipedia land aside, the rest flowed at a very comfortable pace. I feel a lot better about the meaning of 'sufficiency' now! :)
You saved me at least 30 minutes, thanks a lot.
The book doesn't have an answer for this question so thanks for double checking my work bro
Hi, echoing the same question above. Which textbook are you using?
This is insanely helpful for Exam FM for actuaries! Thank you!
You are excellent teacher
I watched your video on sufficient statistic, when I saw you also had one for Neyman Pearson Lemma I jumped for joy.
i could kiss you thank you so much
Great vid!
More videos!
It is cauchy Schwartz inequality that does the job.
Thank You!
thank you so much, underrated channel but I appreciate it greatly.
bookmarking it. Thank for such a good explaination.
Great video. Thank you!
Thank you so much !! You just got a new subscriber
Great video!
Just subscribed! These would have helped me so much during calc1 and calc2, definitely on point videos for especially engineering students, no doubt that this channel will grow, keep up the good work.
Agree with everyone else, thank you so much for posting this. It really really helped me!
تحياتي لك يا استاذ🙂
Great job, thank you!