Last session, we talked about the foundations of sampling and inference. Remember that we typically deal with a sample of data that is designed to...
In data science, a lot of the processes that you’ll run using Python code will be iterative and repetitive. Things like discounts in a store,...
Up to this point, we’ve been focused on finding ways to summarize, describe, and visualize statistical data. If we want to make the most of...
So far, weve learned about variables, data structures and some basic functions that you can use on them to manipulate, retrieve and process data. In...
Our previous discussion focused on the normal distribution. The density function of this distribution is represented by a symmetric bell-shaped curve where some random variable...
In Python, data structures are fundamental for organizing and managing information efficiently. Among the various data structures available, dictionaries play a crucial role due to...
The normal distribution is one of the most common and practically useful types of statistical distribution, as many phenomena naturally follow it. This makes it...
In our last post on Python programming for data science, we discussed the list data structure type and its functions. This week, we’ll proceed to...
In the previous entry, we touched upon commonly occurring distributions: Bernoulli distribution, binomial distribution, uniform distribution, and normal distribution. Today, we’ll focus on binomial distribution...
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