Chelsea Parlett presents P-values

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Stats Snack - P Values with Chelsea

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In this episode of Stat Snack, Chelsea Parlett-Pelleriti, a PhD student in Computation and Data Science at Chapman University and a regular contributor to the JMP Community, introduces us to the 3 P’s of P-Value. Learn what a P-value tells you about probability, how it can be a little perplexing, and how, while useful, can sometimes give you only part of the picture.

[Thomas1]

Great visual explanation.

[OlafAutzen]

Hey Chelsea, to explain complex parts with easy words is not difficult, as you have shown. Thanks for this interessting explanation.