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Statistics for Data Science

The statistical foundation every data scientist needs. Probability, distributions, CLT, hypothesis testing, A/B experiments, Bayesian statistics, regression analysis with regularization, time series forecasting with ARIMA and Prophet, causal inference with DiD and RD, and Monte Carlo simulation.

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Course Outline

1

Probability, Distributions & Central Limit Theorem

1 lessons

Probability fundamentals, common distributions (Normal, Binomial, Poisson), and the Central Limit Theorem that makes statistical inference possible

Probability, Distributions & the CLT
2

Hypothesis Testing, A/B Tests & Regression

1 lessons

p-values, statistical power, t-tests, chi-square tests, running rigorous A/B tests, linear regression, and Bayesian thinking

Hypothesis Testing & A/B Experiments
3

Bayesian Statistics & Probabilistic Thinking

1 lessons

Bayesian vs frequentist inference, prior and posterior distributions, Bayesian updating, credible intervals vs confidence intervals, and PyMC for probabilistic programming

Bayesian Statistics
4

Regression Analysis: Linear, Logistic & Beyond

1 lessons

Multiple linear regression assumptions and diagnostics, logistic regression for classification, regularization (Ridge, Lasso, Elastic Net), and interpreting coefficients correctly

Regression Analysis Deep Dive
5

Time Series Analysis & Forecasting

1 lessons

Decomposition, stationarity and differencing, ARIMA and SARIMA models, Facebook Prophet, autocorrelation, and evaluating forecasts with MAE/MAPE/RMSE

Time Series Analysis & Forecasting
6

Experimental Design & Causal Inference

1 lessons

Randomized controlled trials, confounding and Simpson's paradox, difference-in-differences, regression discontinuity, instrumental variables, and multi-armed bandits

Experimental Design & Causal Inference
7

Statistical Computing with Python

1 lessons

SciPy statistical tests, bootstrapping and permutation tests, Monte Carlo simulation, multiple testing corrections, and building a reproducible statistical analysis workflow

Statistical Computing & Simulation