can someone explain to me UNIVARIATE and BIVARIATE analyses?
Simple univariate means one variable meaning we are analyzing only one varying factor and bivariate means there are 2 variables and we are analyzing 2 varying factors.
which factors?
can you give me examples?
Ok so basically a simple example of univariate is just studying average height of men. So the variable would be the height of y amt of men and then from that information we can determine the average height of men
ohh ok gotcha and bivariate?
Ok now bivariate is basically 2 variables and we usually would like to see if these 2 variables have any connection or relationship
2 variables as in like wut?
yea
So the 2 variables are age and wage
hmmmm i see
can you explain to me what the chi-square is and the Cramer's V??
ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh so you are in more advanced stats I see One sec
oh so the univariate and bivariate have different meanings then?
no but just more advanced explanations
oh please help then =(
Ok here are better examples that I found online so that it will be clearer
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Uni: What percent of Minnesotans reported smoking cigarettes in the past 30 days? Variable - minnosotans that smoke Bi:Is there a difference in smoking behavior between males and females in Minnesota? Variables : Males And Females are divided into 2 groups
gotcha
Ok I made up the variables but you can see that bivariate is analyzing 2 groups while univariate is only one group
yea i do so is it more complex in my stats version of this?
Ok the chi square test is just a test. You just gotta follow the steps. Its not that difficult. I have never used cramer so I cant help you with that but here is a link to clearly explain this topic http://math.hws.edu/javamath/ryan/ChiSquare.html
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hahahahah :P
Not that much of a help though
no u helped thank u <3
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