Basic Statistics (Video 2 of 7 in the gretl Instructional Video Series)

The gretl Instructional Video Series consists of seven videos that instruct and demonstrate how to use gretl to apply econometric techniques. The videos are designed to be 'hands on' and will be the most effective if the students follow and actively participate using gretl on their own computer while watching the video. The videos can be used for individual study or for in-class presentation.
The learning objectives for Video 2 include the following: calculate summary statistics, calculate correlation matrix, create x-y scatter graph, and utilize statistical tables.
The data files used in this video can be downloaded from www.janellemann.com/uploads/8/...
Citation: Mann, J. and V. Bindal. (2011, September 1). Basic Statistics - Video 2 of 7 in the gretl Instructional Video Series. Retrieved from • Basic Statistics (Vide...
It is important note that the videos are not designed to teach econometric theory and techniques, rather they apply the econometric theory and techniques learned in class.

[@mubarakmohamed2608]

Thanks Janelle >>> really nice videos

[@twinsatha2]

Hello. How to calculate Η0:μ1 & Η1:μ2???? How to add alfa value???

[@andy-nf9ji]

wow really excellent video

[@varunmiglani208]

in this dataset how to find the average price of houses by Utown variable. require help

[@varunmiglani110]

How to export the results from GRETL

[@rc2257]

This video requires a dataset called RealEstate, presumably created in a previous video. However, this is Video 2 in the series, and in Video 1, we created a dataset called "retailgasoline" with data from statcanada on gas prices in two cities.
Where can I find the dataset RealEstate?

[@MrNonmiricordo]

look at the description of the video

[@DanielScannellsTrousers]

What does C.V. stand for?

[@swagotoroy652]

Cross Validation