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Statistics is the backbone of data science, machine learning, and artificial intelligence – without sound statistical reasoning data that is modeled using any of the previous ideologies may lead to incorrect models, conclusions, and decisions. This course aims to introduce statistical reasoning in the context of data science and model development. By the end of the course students will have a sound understanding of basic statistical reasoning and be able to discuss and identify common statistical pitfalls in modeling problems.
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LevelIntermediate
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Duration2 hours
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Last UpdatedMarch 20, 2024
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CertificateCertificate of completion
What I will learn?
- Principles of Statistics for Data Science
- Correlation and Causation
- Events and Probability Spaces
- Monte Carlo Simulation
Course Curriculum
Why is Statistics Important for Data Sience?
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Why is Statistics Important for Data Sience?
17:28 -
Why is Statistics Important for Data Science? Readings
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Why is Statistics Important for Data Science? Quiz
Sampling a Population
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Sampling a Population
15:38 -
Sampling a Population Readings
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Sampling a Population Quiz
Basic Statistics
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Basic Statistics
14:54 -
Basic Statistics Readings
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Basic Statistics Quiz
Correlation and Causation
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Correlation and Causation
08:49 -
Correlation and Causation Readings
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Correlation and Causation Quiz
Events and Probability Spaces
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Events and Probability Spaces
13:34 -
Events and Probability Spaces Readings
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Events and Probability Spaces Quiz
Pitfalls in Statistical Thinking
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Pitfalls in Statistical Thinking
11:57 -
Pitfalls in Statistical Thinking Readings
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Pitfalls in Statistical Thinking Quiz
Monte Carlo Simulation
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Monte Carlo Simulation
13:39 -
Monte Carlo Simulation Readings
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Description
Statistics is the backbone of data science, machine learning, and artificial intelligence – without sound statistical reasoning data that is modeled using any of the previous ideologies may lead to incorrect models, conclusions, and decisions. This course aims to introduce statistical reasoning in the context of data science and model development. By the end of the course students will have a sound understanding of basic statistical reasoning and be able to discuss and identify common statistical pitfalls in modeling problems.