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Binomial Distribution
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Byron Otieno
Introduction to the Binomial Distribution
The binomial distribution is one of the most fundamental probability distributions in stat...
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01
Jun
The Exponential Distribution
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Introduction to the Exponential Distribution
The exponential distribution is a fundamental continuous probability distribution that ...
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Understanding the Uniform Distribution
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The uniform distribution is one of the simplest yet most fundamental probability distributions in statistics. It describes a scenario w...
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Jun
Random Variables: Discrete and Continuous
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Introduction
Random variables form the foundation of probability theory and statistical analysis, serving as mathematical tools that...
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Jun
Confidence Intervals
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Confidence intervals provide researchers with a powerful tool for quantifying uncertainty in statistical estimates. Unlike point estima...
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Jun
One-sample T-Test
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Introduction: Understanding the One-Sample T-Test
The one-sample t-test stands as one of the fundamental statistical procedures in d...
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Jun
Polynomial Regression
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Polynomial regression extends beyond simple linear models, offering a powerful approach to capture curved relationships in your data. W...
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Survival Analysis (Kaplan-Meier, Cox Proportional Hazards)
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Survival analysis techniques are essential statistical methods used to analyze time-to-event data, particularly when dealing with censo...
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Jun
Type I and Type II Errors
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In the realm of statistical hypothesis testing, Type I and Type II errors represent the two fundamental ways that statistical conclusio...
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Jun
Power Analysis and Effect Size Cohen’s d
Introduction: Understanding Statistical Power and Effect Size
Have you ever wondered why some research studies seem conclusive while...
