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Statistics Tutorial

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Welcome to this introductory course in Statistics.

This course serves as an excellent primer to Data Analytics.

Learn Statistics

We have created 36 tutorial pages for you to learn more about some of the most important concepts in Statistics.


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Example

With Python use the NumPy library mean() method to find the mean of the values 4,11,7,14:

import numpy

values = [4,11,7,14]

x = numpy.mean(values)

print(x)
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