Practical Statistics for Data Scientists: 50 Essential Concepts by Peter Bruce, Andrew Bruce English | ISBN: 1491952962 | 2016 A key component of data science is statistics and machine learning, but only a small proportion of data scientists are actually trained as statisticians. This concise guide illustrates how to apply statistical concepts essential to data science, with advice on how to avoid their misuse. Many courses and books teach basic statistics, but rarely from a data science perspective. And while many data science resources incorporate statistical methods, they typically lack a deep statistical perspective. This quick reference book bridges that gap in an accessible, readable format.

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Practical statistics for data scientistsby peter bruce and andrew bruceCopyright@ 2017 Peter Bruce and Andrew Bruce. All rights reservedPrinted in the united states of americaPublished by o'reilly media, InC. 1005 Gravenstein Highway North,Sebastopol, Ca95472O'Reilly books may be purchased for educational, business, or sales promotionaluse.onlineeditionsarealsoavailableformosttitles(http:/oreilly.com/safari)For more information, contact our corporate/institutional sales department: 800998-9938 or corporateoreilly com■ editor: Shannon cuttProduction editor. Kristen brownCopyeditor: Rachel monaghana Proofreader eliahu sussmana Indexer Ellen Troutman-Zaiga Interior Designer: David FutatoCover Designer: Karen Montgomeryllustrator. rebecca demaresta May 2017: First EditionRevision history for the First edition2017-05-09 First releaseSeehttp://oreilly.com/catalog/errata.csp?isbn=9781491952962forreleasedetailsThe o reilly logo is a registered trademark of o' reilly media, Inc. 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Tukey and Julian Simon, and our lifelong friend GeoffWatson, who helped inspire us to pursue a career in statisticsPrefaceThis book is aimed at the data scientist with some familiarity with the rprogramming language, and with some prior(perhaps spotty or ephemeral)exposure to statistics. Both of us came to the world of data science from the worldof statistics, so we have some appreciation of the contribution that statistics canmake to the art of data science. at the same time we are well aware of thelimitations of traditional statistics instruction: statistics as a discipline is a centuryand a half old and most statistics textbooks and courses are laden with themomentum and inertia of an ocean linerTwo goals underlie this bookTo lay out, in digestible, navigable, and easily referenced form, key conceptsfrom statistics that are relevant to data scienceTo explain which concepts are important and useful from a data scienceperspective, which are less so, and whyWhat to ExpectKEY TERMSData science is a fusion of multiple disciplines, inc hiding statistics, computer science, informationtechnology, and domain-specific fields. As a result, several different terms could be used to reference aiven concept. 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