This tutorial is meant to provide a starting point for people who are interested in learning the topics and collected best practices from what I've learned over the past 11 years or so (Including introductory functions, statistics, trigonometry, pre-calculus, calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, intermediate and advanced applied statistics, data mining, machine learning, and analytics).
This tutorial is generally an "applied" tutorial (as opposed to a mathematical/theoretical statistics tutorial) and aims to help people become better at understanding statistics and performing analyses. Almost everywhere, there is a pervasive misuse of statistics and the only effective tool to fight it is knowledge.
Below are a list of topics that are either documented or are in-progress currently:
- Introductory Statistics
- Introduction To Data Classification
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Descriptive Statistics Scale of Data Location Dispersion Shape Nominal or Higher
"Qualitative Data"Mode Range (N) N/A Ordinal or Higher
"Qualitative/Quantitative Data"Median Range (O)
Quantiles
Inter-Quartile Range
Five-Number SummaryN/A Continuous (Interval/Ratio)
"Quantitative Data"Weighted Average/MeanHarmonic MeanGeometric MeanADA/ADMSkewnessKurtosis - Regression Models (fitting one or more models to a continuous dependent variable)
- Understanding the null regression model (average/mean): \( y = a \)
- Understanding the linear regression model for \( y = a + bx \)
- Ordinal Models (fitting one or more models to an ordinal dependent variable)
- Data Scale Reduction: Ordinal or Multinomial/Polychotomous/Polytomous?
- Utilizing statistical methods involving ranks
- Classification Models (fitting one or more models to a qualitative/nominal dependent variable)
- Understanding the Null Classification Model
- Understanding Basic Logistic Regression
- Defining Big Data
- Selected Topics in Probability
- Selected Prerequisite Topics
- Matrix Inversion - Finding the Inverse of a Matrix by Gaussian Elimination/Gauss-Jordan Elimination - 1x1, 2x2, 3x3, 4x4
- Symbolic Matrix Inversion using Latex and C#
- Selected Statistical Programming Topics
- An Overview of Statistical Software/Programming Tools
- MVPStats
- R
- SPSS
- Python
- Microsoft Excel
- The R Tutorial
- Installing R
- Installing R on Windows
- Installing RStudio on Windows
- Self-documenting code and reports using R Markdown
- CRAN - Installing R Packages
- Bioconductor - Installing R Packages for Biostatistics (and useful elsewhere)
- Introduction to Data Types in R
- Operators in R
- Numeric Operators in R
- Matrix Operations in R
- Logical Operators in R
- Bitwise Operators in R
- Regression Models in R (fitting one or more models to a continuous dependent variable)
- How to perform linear regression in R
- The SQL Tutorial
- Regression Models in SQL (fitting one or more models to a continuous dependent variable)
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