What's a Log Scale?? Pandemic Plots Explained!
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0:50 Basics
5:35 Log scales in COVID-19
9:50 Other uses of Log scales
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Jon Burn Murdoch COVID-19 plots (Financial Times)
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Radioactivity article
Cho, G., Kim, J. H., Park, T. S., & Cho, K. (2017). Proposing a simple radiation scale for the public: radiation index. Nuclear Engineering and Technology, 49(3), 598-608.
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For the very first time in my life, I understood what the hell log is all about; while finishing my PhD. I am so happy I learned this today.
A handsome man explaining math with an Australian accent. I found my happy place.
Never give up, I am taking a statistics course and I come here whenever I got a doubt.
Explained well. I've always wondered how new graphs are plotted so smoothly and clearly. The log numbers overlay with the y-axis makes it so clear. Thanks
Wonderful! Simple and easy. Many thanks for the wonderful series of statistic videos.
Excellent! Thank you😊.. I wonder how much time it takes for you to put together such succinct and perfect explanation.
Wow what clarity in the explanation 👌👌
Thank you for the video focused on this, I started googling log scales and quickly figured out that I do not know how they help visualize the scale of the epidemic
I would be lost without these videos.
This is the first thing that has made me start to actually understand log tysm 🙏🏻
I was just stucked with the identity of Log Scale! Thank you I completely understood. already subscribed
You are what's called a LEGEND, Sir!
This is a great. Your explanation made it click for me.
Great content, man! Extremely helpful
Hats off. This was simply sublime. Much appreciated
Superb explanation! Thank you!
Amazing, finally a clear explanation. Thank you very much.
Natural teacher! Liked, subscribed, belled✔️✔️✔️
finally a video that clearly explains log scales and why they're used, thank you you beautiful man
Thank you so much for these videos!
Bravo! Best explanation I've seen.
I just came to understand log for sound intensity and... suprise! you explained it, I don't have to go through another video, sweet. Cheers!
Great vid. You’ve piqued my interest in a topic I knew little about. Subscribed.
Awesome, best explanations on statistics i have come across .. hope you would keep making more videos
just an amazing and simple explanation!
great explanation loved the video
Great video as always
That's an exceptionally informative video.
Ah! I finally understand. Thanks! 😍
i like how u explain, its easy to understand. keep making this kind of video, u kinda make math fun to learn. thank you!
It's very helpful thank you
Haha, guess what, my name is Richter, and I didn't know my own scale was measured using a log scale... Thanks, Zed, I finally understand log scale!
Amazing. I would like to see a video about fitting NB GLM for biological data. I mean a complete process step by step 🌷🌷🌷
Thanks, MAn!!
Your videos are great! :)
Thank you.
nice explanation.
That's healthy way of explanation 👏
Thank you Zed, I came here while studying log transformation in ML. Your video clearly explains the concept, which helps a lot!
Thanks!
Phew! Thank you!
C’est tres clair et bien explique. Continuez.
@zedstatistics
4 жыл бұрын
Merci. Peut-etre je fais les videos francais? Vous regardez que je parle super bien et je suis une pasteque.
Billy Goat mic cover for the win!
@zedstatistics
4 жыл бұрын
I call him The Skunk
Tx sir
Taking into angora hamster about log scale graphs, in the bedroom wearing a jacket for the street.
It would have been helpful if you had discussed natural logarithms. The video was helpful when you showed the Covid-19 mortalities graphed.
Goat!
Hey Im from Germany and I can't really translate the concept of power of 10 well. Could someone write me the formulas for the examples at 10:40 ?
@btnt5209
3 жыл бұрын
www.audiolabs-erlangen.de/resources/MIR/FMP/C1/C1S3_Dynamics.html To sum it up They use something called Threshold of Hearing. at 0 decibels you have 1 threshold of hearing. at 1 decibel you have 10 thresholds (so it's x10), at 2 decibels you have 100 thresholds (so it's another x10) etc..
Zed can one say that 70dB is 100 times the power of 50dB?? Have l got this right?
Of course improper death coding was involved too , very nice work here
Whew thank you for assuming we don’t remember what the hell a “logarithm” meant from when we never learned in in the first place as our eyes glazed over at yet another non defined weird math word (logarithm) our teacher threw out at us. This was perfect! Your graphics made it crystal clear.
I still don't understand it uhh😩
Hey dude, next time please use a better quality audio recorder...!!! Great content but poor audio quality took the soul out from your video.
2:13 Note to thyself; Percentage Increase=([Final Value−Starting Value]/[∣∣Starting Value∣∣]) * 100