First of all, let me use this opportunity to appreciate you again for subscribing to my YouTube channel "math with Lukgaf" and for watching, sharing, liking, following, and providing feedback on some of the contents I upload on the channel. I'm so grateful for your support �. May God be with you all.

If you haven't checked, subscribe or check some of these videos, you might want to check the channel below:

https://youtube.com/channel/UCSXNWNp1nEM4o2AbOgONZlQ

I currently have more than 200 videos on the channel covering different aspects of mathematics from O'level to Graduate level. These videos are arranged as playlists - for example, "SSCE mathematics from zero to Guru" where I cover WAEC/NECO/JAMB mathematics syllabus (available in both English and Yoruba), etc.

I received some feedback from those following my videos (especially the "R programming in Yoruba" series) suggesting that I move out this series as well the other statistical analyses videos to another channel to make them easier to keep track of. Based on this suggestion, I've moved out all my videos on "R programming in Yoruba" as well as "Statistical analyses made easy" to another new channel ("statistics in Yoruba"

May I kindly request that you follow the new channel so that you can see these videos and the subsequent ones?

The channel is here:

https://youtube.com/channel/UCZ38Wl2wAhrdZs_KaESMmiQ


On this new channel, you will learn exclusive various aspects of statistics in Yoruba.

In one of the series, "statistics made easy in Yoruba," you will learn some statistical tests in Yoruba, such as t-test, chi-square, correlation test, etc., when to use and how to calculate them using hand, excel, and a calculator.

Also, you will learn how to use a more robust statistical tool such as R in your statistical analysis, all in Yoruba language.

If you are serious about learning R for statistical analyses and other fundamental statistical analyses in Yoruba, then you have come to the right place. Don't forget to subscribe, like, and subscribe.

https://youtube.com/channel/UCZ38Wl2wAhrdZs_KaESMmiQ


Some of the videos there include:

Chi square explained using hand, excel, and calculator


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4rLq2X2F8A

In this video, I explained (in Yoruba) how to calculate chi-square using hand, excel, and calculator. In the first part of the video, I reviewed different test statistics used for statistical analyses and when to use each. The video is concluded with a step by step guides to calculating chi-square using hand, excel, and calculator.


T-test explained in Yoruba: how to calculate t-test using hand, excel and calculator


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awThZMgnnmo

In this video, I explained (in Yoruba) how to calculate t-test using hand, excel, and calculator. In the first part of the video, I reviewed different test statistics used for statistical analysis and when to use each. The video is concluded with a step by step guides to calculating t-test using hand, excel, and calculator.

correlation test explained in Yoruba - Pearson's correlation coefficient by hand, excel & calculator


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSPB-pPoSc0

In this video, I explained (in Yoruba) how to calculate the correlation coefficient (r) using hand, excel, and calculator. In the first part of the video, I briefly reviewed the correlation coefficient and some of its types, such as the Pearson correlation coefficient and how to use its formula to obtain the relationship types (positive, negative, and zero) between two numerical variables under consideration. The video is concluded with step-by-step guides to calculating correlation coefficients using hand, excel, and calculator.

R programming in Yoruba 1 - introduction and why R

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoHGB05ufI0

To give you a taste of R, in this video, I demonstrated how you can calculate the measure of central tendency, do a correlation test on two numerical variables and simply plot the data within the blink of an eye.

Installation of R and R studio


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4IxulJyyh0

In this video, I explained how you can download and install R and R studio on your computer. Also, I walked you through some environments on R studio as well as how to create a new project. I explained how I imported "test" data we used in the introductory video.

How to access R datasets | tidyverse data manipulation | t-test


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUjCzd_PZrk

In this video, you will learn how to access existing datasets in R and use tidyverse functions such as select, filter, mutate, group_by, summarise etc, to manipulate these data and the related ones. The video is concluded with how to perform a simple t-test analysis in R.


Data types in R | Data structure| Changing data from one type to another


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQ4oBTN1K5M

This video explains the main data types in R, such as character (nominal), ordinal (factor), integer, numeric, complex, logical, date and time, etc. Also, you are going to learn how to check the structure of data and convert data from one type to another.


Data visualization with ggplot | plots with R | graphs with R


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ueIuK9J2PEg

Following my previous videos on data manipulation, you are going to learn how to use ggplot to create beautiful graphics and visualize your data in this video.


All are available (including the subsequent ones, by God's grace) in Yoruba. You might want to see other videos on the below playlists:

R programming made easy in Yoruba:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcywMdf61FnFQ689TyjtA2KzPbINsfsS9

Statistical analyses made easy in Yoruba
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcywMdf61FnEqbVdKRsfohs0-O9ixRcTd

Please don't forget to subscribe, like and share. Thanks

Must be nice. Goodluck.

Well done! I’m gonna check this out.

R programming in Yoruba 7 - How to create nice and beautiful scatter plots with ggplot


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgsIiHMh_wE

In this video, you will learn how to make nice and beautiful scatter plots using ggplot in R. Scatter plots are used to observe and show the relationship between two numerical variables. Also, I explained how you can produce a scatter plot and a linear model graph in R.

Previous videos:
https://youtube.com/channel/UCZ38Wl2wAhrdZs_KaESMmiQ

R programming in Yoruba 8 - how to create bar chart and histogram with ggplot


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Viuyio55knU

In this video, you will learn how to make nice and beautiful bar charts and histograms using ggplot in R. Bar charts are used to visualize single categorical variables while histograms are used to visualize single numerical variables.

Previous videos:
https://youtube.com/channel/UCZ38Wl2wAhrdZs_KaESMmiQ

Nice idea


But it's easier to understand English than to understand Yoruba in written form



It would have been better you make Arabic transcription


That way, Malams would help you

bonadripper:
Nice idea


But it's easier to understand English than to understand Yoruba in written form



It would have been better you make Arabic transcription


That way, Malams would help you

Thanks for your suggestion. The explanation was made in Yoruba for now. Perhaps in future sir

R programming in Yoruba 9 - how to create line graphs with ggplot


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1o6QmJeouFI

In this video, you will learn in Yoruba how to make a nice and beautiful line graph using ggplot in R. Line graphs are used to visualize single categorical variables and two categorical variables.

You might want to see other videos on the below playlists:

R programming made easy in Yoruba:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcywMdf61FnFQ689TyjtA2KzPbINsfsS9

Statistical analyses made easy in Yoruba
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcywMdf61FnEqbVdKRsfohs0-O9ixRcTd

R programming in Yoruba 10 - how to create and interpret box plots


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ApKa8klYjW8

In this video, you will learn in Yoruba how to make and interpret box plots using ggplot in R. Box plots are used to visualize a single categorical variable and a single numerical variable. Also, you will learn about how to create a density plot.

Keep going at it ní iṣẹ tẹ̀nlé