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Popular Themes in r/statistics
#1
Advice Requests
: "[Discussion] NBA tiktok post suggests that the gambler's "due" principle is mathematically correct. Need help here"
68 posts
#2
Solution Requests
: "[Q] Is there a way to test whether a linear relationship is the most appropriate relationship to use when looking at data (for example, correlations)"
23 posts
#3
Pain & Anger
: "Why are there barely any design of experiments researchers in stats departments? [Q]"
10 posts
#4
Money Talk
: "[Q] Are there any affordable online masters degrees in statistics"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/statistics
#1
Question
: "[Question] How to find evidence that a p-value is off"
69 posts
#2
Statistics
: "[Q] Neil DeGrasse Tyson said that “Probability and Statistics were developed and discovered after calculus…because the brain doesn’t really know how to go there.”"
51 posts
#3
Q
: "Do people still do research on the bootstrap? [Q]"
28 posts
#4
Analysis
: "[Q] what statistical Analysis to use?"
16 posts
#5
Probability
: "[Q] Neil DeGrasse Tyson said that “Probability and statistics were developed and discovered after calculus…because the brain doesn’t really know how to go there.”"
11 posts
#6
Data
: "[Q] What does a typical work day, or week, look like for a statistician or Data scientist?"
10 posts
#7
D
: "[D] ADventures of a consulting statistician"
8 posts
#8
Regression
: "[Q] Multivariate non-linear Regression"
6 posts
#9
Variables
: "[Q] Time Series Forecasting Exogenous Variables"
6 posts
#10
E
: "[QuEstion] Is continuous data continuous if it is mEasurEd to an arbitrary dEcimal placE?"
4 posts
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