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Equitable Equations

@equitableequationsSoftware DevelopmentUnited StatesView on YouTube

50,100

Subscribers

+600 in 29 days

3.5M

Total views

+88,918 in 29 days

1,000

Median views per video

average 7,452

463

Videos

~0.4 uploads a week

Subscribers

Last 28 days with a reading.

Total views

Lifetime views, per reading.

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Outlier rate 28.8%

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About

Hi everybody! I'm Andrew Gard, a professor of mathematics and computer science at Lake Forest College, just north of Chicago, USA, where I teach statistics in R to beginning, intermediate, and advanced students. I started this channel because I believe that statistics and data science can be empowering and liberating for everyone. Proceeds of this channel always benefit equity-based community organizations. Currently I'm supporting Chicago Scholars (https://chicagoscholars.org/). Please join me!

Joined
2020-03-11
Format
tutorial
Topics
Programming Tutorials, Data Science

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Equitable Equations has 50,100 subscribers and 3.5M total views across 463 videos, and gained about 600 subscribers in the last 29 days.