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Introductory Statistics : Analyzing Data Using Graphs and Statistics (edX)

Introductory Statistics : Analyzing Data Using Graphs and Statistics (edX)

This course teaches basic statistical concepts and explores many compelling applications of statistical methods using real-life applications of Statistics. Why do we study statistics? The field of statistics provides professionals and scientists withconceptual foundations and useful techniques for evaluating ideas, testing theories, and - ultimately -uncovering the truth in any situation.

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This course will familiarize you with data and basic statistical concepts, enabling you to analyze data using graphs and statistics. We'll start with types of data, controlled experiments,and observational study. You'll learn to use a histogram, a representation of the distribution of numerical data, to easily arrange data.
You will learn about basic concepts of statistics, such as average and standard deviation. Methods of using the normal approximation to solve a problem will be covered in this course. In addition, we'll discuss the correlation coefficient and the regression method in order to represent the relationship between two variables.

What you'll learn

  • Statistics and Data
  • The Histogram
  • The Average and the Standard Deviation
  • The Normal Approximation
  • Correlation
  • Regression
  • The Error for Regression
  • Regression Line

Syllabus

[Week 1]
Statistics and Data
The Histogram
[Week 2]
The Average and the Standard Deviation
The Normal Approximation
[Week 3]
Correlation
Regression
[Week 4]
The Error for Regression
Regression Line

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