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Chapter 8: Fitting probability models to frequency data

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Fitting probability models to frequency data (cont'd)

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Errors in hypothesis testing; Fitting probability models to frequency data

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Chapter 3 – The R Programming Language

Chapter from "Doing Bayesian Data Analysis: A Tutorial with R, JAGS, and Stan (Second Edition)" by John K. Kruschke

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Analyzing proportions (cont'd)

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Mosaic plots and probabilities

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Analyzing proportions

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Bayes theorem and medical testing

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Chapter 7: Analyzing proportions

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Hypothesis testing

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Chapter 6: Hypothesis testing

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Visualizing statistical power

Visualizing statistical power (alternate)

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Questions, Hypotheses, and Predictions

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Probability (cont'd)

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Probability

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Estimating with uncertainty (Part 2)

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Subreddit: /r/dataisugly

Welcome to Data Is Ugly, a sub all about butchered visualizations, misleading charts and unlabelled axes. If you've found a particularly useless/ugly/unreadable chart or infographic, and struggled to find someone who will listen to your complaints, then rejoice, for you are home!

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Subreddit: /r/dataisbeautiful

A place for visual representations of data: Graphs, charts, maps, etc.

DataIsBeautiful is for visualizations that effectively convey information. Aesthetics are an important part of information visualization, but pretty pictures are not the aim of this subreddit.

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plotly

From Wikipedia:

Plotly offers six main products:

Plot.ly has a graphical user interface for importing and analyzing data into a grid and using stats tools. Graphs can be embedded or downloaded. Mainly used to make creating graphs faster and more efficient.

API libraries for Python, R, MATLAB, Node.js, Julia, and Arduino and a REST API. Plotly can also be used to style interactive graphs with IPython.

Figure Converters which convert matplotlib, ggplot2, and IGOR Pro graphs into interactive, online graphs.

Plotly Apps for Google Chrome.

Plotly.js is an open source JavaScript library for creating graphs and dashboards.

Plotly Enterprise an on-premises installation of Plotly.