From population to confidence intervals: a guided journey through distributions
Random variables, eight distributions, sampling, standard error and confidence intervals: theory and simulations in one coherent path.
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Random variables, eight distributions, sampling, standard error and confidence intervals: theory and simulations in one coherent path.
ReadA sample, a histogram, several possible models and an interval for the mean: learn what the data can tell us, and what they cannot.
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