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Statistics with R Specialization is a statistical training course using the R programming language. This language is specifically used for statistical calculations and data science, and during this training you will become familiar with various modeling and statistical calculations with the help of this language. In this tutorial, you will learn how to analyze and visualize data in R so that you can extract reproducible analytics reports from the data. You will also gain a conceptual understanding of the integrated nature of statistical inference, and be able to implement Frequentist inference and Bayesian inference.
Examining and criticizing statistical claims and evaluating decisions based on data and manipulating and visualizing data using R packages are other topics of this training. Also, effective modeling of natural events to understand them, using simple definitions and sentences instead of advanced statistical terms is also covered in this tutorial. With the help of this course, you can get the knowledge, skills and tools needed for data analysis projects and the expertise that is needed by professionals in the field of statistical analysis, from exploratory analysis to inference and modeling.
Bayesian statistics
Linear regression, Bayesian linear and regression analysis
Statistical inference
Programming with R and working with RStudio
Exploratory data analysis
Test of statistical hypotheses
Model selection
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Publisher: Coursera
Teacher: Mine etinkaya-Rundel, David Banks, Colin Rundel, Merlise A Clyde
English language
Level of training: Beginner
Number: 5 courses
Course duration: with a suggested time of 3 hours per week, approximately 7 months
Basic math, no programming experience required. A genuine interest in data analysis is a plus!
You will need R and RStudio. Both are free and publicly available. You will need administrator access to your computer to install this software.
In the later courses in the Specialization, we assume knowledge and skills equivalent to those which would have been gained in the prior courses (for example: if you decide to take course four, Bayesian Statistics, without taking the prior three courses we assume you have knowledge of frequentist statistics and R equivalent to what is taught in the first three courses).
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