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r/statistics

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Popular Themes in r/statistics

#1
Advice Requests
: "[Q] How good do I need to be at coding to do Bayesian statistics?"
81 posts
#2
Solution Requests
: "[Q] If a drug addict overdoses and dies, the number of drug addicts is reduced but for the wrong reasons. Does this statistical effect have a name?"
20 posts
#3
Pain & Anger
: "[Question] ELI5: Circular Error Probable vs One-Sided Tolerance Interval"
5 posts

Popular Topics in r/statistics

#1

Question

: "[Question] Is statistics a useful degree?"
33 posts
#2

Statistics

: "[C] Do you have at least an undergraduate level of Statistics and want to work in tech? Consider the Product Analyst route. Here is my path into Data/Product Analytics in big tech (with salary progression)"
24 posts
#3

Probability

: "[Q] Whats the Probability that a 1/n event will occurr at least once, if the experiment is repeated n times?"
7 posts
#4

Calculate

: "[Q] Have I Calculated This Correctly? Unusual Results in Ultimate Texas Hold'em"
5 posts
#5

Regression

: "[Q] more bias in Regression coefficients after Entropy Balancing?"
3 posts
#6

Research

: "[Research] Best way to analyze data for a Research paper? "
3 posts
#7

Statistical Test

: "[Q] Help choosing Statistical Test to compare community assessment responses across demographics"
2 posts
#8

Overfitting

: "[Q] "Overfitting" in a least squares regression"
2 posts
#9

Q

: "[Q] Have a dilemma regarding grad school"
2 posts
#10

Correlation

: "[Q] Correlation relationship turning negative when running regression in Excel"
2 posts

Member Growth in r/statistics

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+110 members(0.0%)
Monthly
+3k members(0.5%)
Yearly
+33k members(6.1%)

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