Using Linear Models for t tests and ANOVA, Clearly Explained!!! @statquest
Using Linear Models for t tests and ANOVA, Clearly Explained!!!  @statquest
Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This StatQuest shows how the methods used to determine if a linear regression is statistically significant (covered in part 1) can be applied to t-tests and ANOVA. It also introduces the concept of a "design matrix".

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Correction:
7:40 There should be parentheses around the SS differences in the F-statistics to have correct equations; (SS(mean)-SS(fit))/(p_fit-p_mean)

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