Statistics for Data Analysts and Scientists Course 2024

[@AhmedAdamu-pe9on]

You are the real mvp. Greater heights

[@abdullahimujaheedaliyu]

Omo. I am sure some data newbies like me forgot about statistics. I had to calm down, park my PC and read statistics. I love this initiative. Abdullahi Mujaheed 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@derrickkuria4206]

Very good introduction ✨💯

[@MathMastery_Minds]

Thanks boss

[@stanleyonyilimba7802]

You did great. Well done

[@dadaesther9458]

Well done boss🙌🏽

[@fawazkolaposulaiman1925]

Well done Boss. You took me back to school. By the way, hope you are not missing Daniel too much?

[@nnamchimiracle9607]

Do you have course on introduction to data science

[@nnamchimiracle9607]

As a newbie in data science with no prior experience or knowledge where do I start from to learn

[@sodiqolalekan9428]

that a great one i really appreciate but no link yet to download those sav file data

[@TheOyinbooke]

1drv.ms/u/s!AvIjHUSDuSKAhY5YLSCUIOIC7Xi05A?e=5A2ZKr

[@Adeymolahubs]

Pls differentiate between statistic and parameters

[@TheOyinbooke]

Take for example a population of year 1 students studying Statistics at the University of Ilorin. Assuming they are 200 Students in total. That is the Population. If you take the age of the students and calculate AVERAGE, that average is a Parameter because you use the entire population while calculating it. If you take a sample of 120 students from a total (population) of 200 and calculate the AVERAGE. the average here is called a Statistic. In simple term, whatsoever value you calculate as long as the data you use is the entire population, that value is called a Parameter. If the data you use is a sample, the value is called a Statistics.

[@kemikal3578]

Hi, you did not leave the link to download the dataset.

[@TheOyinbooke]

1drv.ms/u/s!AvIjHUSDuSKAhY5YLSCUIOIC7Xi05A?e=5A2ZKr

[@kemikal3578]

Thank you

[@enocharthur4322]

Please get a microphone. It'll really help your videos stand out. I can't hear you clearly