Hypothesis Testing for Data Science
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Hypotheses (explanations for things that are yet to be proved) are an important facet of data science, as they help to drive innovation and progress. This course will show you how to strengthen your hypotheses by supporting your claims with statistical evidence. From a foundational understanding of the concepts underlying hypothesis testing, to working through lots of different, practical examples, and even coding your own testing framework from the ground up, you will have everything that you need to create bullet-proof hypotheses.
In this course, you will learn:
Random Variables
Probability Distributions (including Gaussian/Normal Distributions)
z-tests
t-tests
Frameworks and tools covered: Python 3.7, Anaconda 5.3, SciPy 1.1, Matplotlib 3.0
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A solid understanding of probability theory, analyzing data with Pandas, and in visualizing data is required to complete this course. If you have not already done so, we highly recommend that you first complete Probability Foundations for Data Science, Data Analysis with Pandas , and The Complete Python Data Visualization Course before taking this course.
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Course programme
Introduction 2:39
Introduction 2:39
2:39
Intro to Random Variables 9:15
Intro to Random Variables 9:15
9:15
The Normal Distribution 11:24
The Normal Distribution 11:24
11:24
Scipy Probability Distributions 10:19
Scipy Probability Distributions 10:19
10:19
Central Limit Theorem 10:58
Central Limit Theorem 10:58
10:58
One-sample z-test - Part 1 10:28
One-sample z-test - Part 1 10:28
10:28
One-sample z-test - Part 2 10:43
One-sample z-test - Part 2 10:43
10:43
One-sample z-test - Part 3 9:36
One-sample z-test - Part 3 9:36
9:36
Scipy One-sample, one-tailed z-test 6:24
Scipy One-sample, one-tailed z-test 6:24
6:24
Scipy One-sample, two-tailed z-test 5:14
Scipy One-sample, two-tailed z-test 5:14
5:14
Two-sample z-test 9:49
Two-sample z-test 9:49
9:49
Scipy Two-sample z-test 6:31
Scipy Two-sample z-test 6:31
6:31
One-sample t-test 10:56
One-sample t-test 10:56
10:56
Scipy-One sample t-test 7:08
Scipy-One sample t-test 7:08
7:08
Two-sample t-test 9:51
Two-sample t-test 9:51
9:51
Scipy Two-sample t-test 5:08
Scipy Two-sample t-test 5:08
5:08
Framework One-sample t-test 10:22
Framework One-sample t-test 10:22
10:22
Example One-sample t-test 7:10
Example One-sample t-test 7:10
7:10
Framework Two-sample t-test 6:20
Framework Two-sample t-test 6:20
6:20
Example Two-sample t-test 6:50
Example Two-sample t-test 6:50
6:50
Conclusion 1:49
Conclusion 1:49
1:49
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