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Popular Themes in r/statistics
#1
Advice Requests
: "Best books to learn everything about statistics like how different things are derived and everything? [Q]"
16 posts
#2
Solution Requests
: "[Research] Seeking a statistician to collaborate on an archeology paper about symbolic/non-conventional writing"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/statistics
#1
Struggling
43 posts
#2
Question
25 posts
#3
Statistics
: "How do you do literature review in Statistics? [R]"
20 posts
#4
Hard Time
8 posts
#5
Worst
4 posts
#6
Book
2 posts
#7
Data
2 posts
#8
Analysis
2 posts
#9
Modeling
2 posts
#10
Hypothesis Test
2 posts
Products Discussed in r/statistics
Statistics Book
99 reviews
#1
Andy Field
4.4★ from 7 reviews
#2
Danielle Navarro
4.3★ from 3 reviews
#3
Casella & Berger
3.7★ from 3 reviews
Textbook
18 reviews
#1
Wackerly
3.3★ from 3 reviews
#2
DeGroot
4.0★ from 1 review
#3
Larsen and Marx
4.0★ from 1 review
Ide
2 reviews
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VS Code
4.0★ from 1 review
#2
RStudio
5.0★ from 1 review
Flair Used in r/statistics
#1
Question
: "How highly valued is a degree in statistics in the current job market?[Q]"
21 posts
#2
Career
: "[Career] Is Biostats Worth It?"
8 posts
#3
Discussion
: "Im an undergraduate in Statistics, and I feel like a dummy when I have to go back to relearn the basics, Is this normal? [Discussion]"
7 posts
#4
Research
: "[Research] Using exact sign tests due to small sample size, but needing to control for multiple comparisons"
4 posts
#5
Education
: "[E] Stats MS curriculum"
3 posts
#6
Software
: "[Software] SimtablR: Quick and Easy Epidemiological Tables, Diagnostic Tests, and Multi-Outcome Regression - version 3 now available on CRAN!"
2 posts
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Last updated: October 18, 2026