A beginner-friendly crash course to statistics utilizing Python with an eye to preparing students for further study in machine learning
Key Features
• A quick introduction to Python for statistics
• Hands-on projects for guided practice
• Instant access to PDFs, Python codes, exercises, and references on the publisher's website at no extra cost
Book Description
Data and statistics are the core subjects of Machine Learning (ML). The reality is that the average programmer may be tempted to view statistics with disinterest. But if you want to exploit the incredible power of ML, you need...Read more
A beginner-friendly crash course to statistics utilizing Python with an eye to preparing students for further study in machine learning
Key Features
• A quick introduction to Python for statistics
• Hands-on projects for guided practice
• Instant access to PDFs, Python codes, exercises, and references on the publisher's website at no extra cost
Book Description
Data and statistics are the core subjects of Machine Learning (ML). The reality is that the average programmer may be tempted to view statistics with disinterest. But if you want to exploit the incredible power of ML, you need a thorough understanding of statistics. The reason is that a machine learning professional develops intelligent and fast algorithms that learn from data. This Statistics Crash Course for Beginners presents you with an easy way of learning statistics fast.
Contrary to popular belief, statistics is no longer the exclusive domain of math PhDs. It's true that statistics deals with numbers and percentages. Hence, the subject can be very dry and boring. This book, however, transforms statistics into a fun subject.
Frequentist and Bayesian statistics are two statistical techniques that interpret the concept of probability in different ways. Bayesian statistics was first introduced by Thomas Bayes in the 1770s.
Bayesian statistics has been instrumental in the design of high-end algorithms that make accurate predictions. So, even after 250 years, the interest in Bayesian statistics has not faded. In fact, it has accelerated tremendously.
Frequentist statistics is just as important as Bayesian statistics. In the statistical universe, Frequentist statistics is the most popular inferential technique. In fact, it's the first school of thought you come across when you enter the statistics world.
By the end of this course, you will have built a solid foundation in statistical theory and practice that will prepare you for further study in machine learning and a career in programming.
The code bundle for this course is available at https://www.aispublishing.net/nlp-crash-course1605125706681
What you will learn
• Get a crash course in Python for statistics
• Utilize Python to determine probability, random variables, and probability distributions
• Study descriptive statistics, measuring central tendency and spread
• Perform exploratory analysis, such as data visualization
• Practice statistical inference, frequentist inference, and Bayesian inference
• Successfully complete several real-world projects
Who this book is for
This course is intended for anyone interested in learning Frequentist and Bayesian statistics, either as a first step to machine learning or basic programming. No prior experience is required.
Key Features
• A quick introduction to Python for statistics
• Hands-on projects for guided practice
• Instant access to PDFs, Python codes, exercises, and references on the publisher's website at no extra cost
Book Description
Data and statistics are the core subjects of Machine Learning (ML). The reality is that the average programmer may be tempted to view statistics with disinterest. But if you want to exploit the incredible power of ML, you need a thorough understanding of statistics. The reason is that a machine learning professional develops intelligent and fast algorithms that learn from data. This Statistics Crash Course for Beginners presents you with an easy way of learning statistics fast.
Contrary to popular belief, statistics is no longer the exclusive domain of math PhDs. It's true that statistics deals with numbers and percentages. Hence, the subject can be very dry and boring. This book, however, transforms statistics into a fun subject.
Frequentist and Bayesian statistics are two statistical techniques that interpret the concept of probability in different ways. Bayesian statistics was first introduced by Thomas Bayes in the 1770s.
Bayesian statistics has been instrumental in the design of high-end algorithms that make accurate predictions. So, even after 250 years, the interest in Bayesian statistics has not faded. In fact, it has accelerated tremendously.
Frequentist statistics is just as important as Bayesian statistics. In the statistical universe, Frequentist statistics is the most popular inferential technique. In fact, it's the first school of thought you come across when you enter the statistics world.
By the end of this course, you will have built a solid foundation in statistical theory and practice that will prepare you for further study in machine learning and a career in programming.
The code bundle for this course is available at https://www.aispublishing.net/nlp-crash-course1605125706681
What you will learn
• Get a crash course in Python for statistics
• Utilize Python to determine probability, random variables, and probability distributions
• Study descriptive statistics, measuring central tendency and spread
• Perform exploratory analysis, such as data visualization
• Practice statistical inference, frequentist inference, and Bayesian inference
• Successfully complete several real-world projects
Who this book is for
This course is intended for anyone interested in learning Frequentist and Bayesian statistics, either as a first step to machine learning or basic programming. No prior experience is required.
- ISBN13 9781801819930
- Publish Date 15 March 2021
- Publish Status Out of Print
- Out of Print 9 June 2021
- Publish Country GB
- Imprint Packt Publishing Limited
- Format eBook
- Pages 329
- Language English