In this chapter, we dived deep into inferential statistics and learned about various concepts and methods in Julia to work with different kinds of datasets. We started with understanding the normal distribution, which is a must when dealing with statistics. In parallel, we started exploring Distributions.jl and various methods provided by Julia. We then moved on to Univariate distributions and understanding why they are so important. We also explored some other distributions, such as Chi, Chi-square, and Cauchy. Later in the chapter, we studied what z-score, p-value, one-tailed, and two-tailed tests are about. After studying the chapter, we should be able to understand the datasets and apply inferential statistics to gain insights as well as using the z-score and p-value to accept or reject our hypothesis.
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Anshul Joshi is a data scientist with experience in recommendation systems, predictive modeling, neural networks, and high performance computing. His research interests encompass deep learning, artificial intelligence, and computational physics. Most of the time, he can be caught exploring GitHub or trying anything new he can get his hands on. You can also follow his personal blog.
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