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April 3, 2013

100 Savvy Sites on Statistics and Quantitative Analysis

Filed under: Mathematics,Quantitative Analysis,Statistics — Patrick Durusau @ 4:21 am

100 Savvy Sites on Statistics and Quantitative Analysis

From the post:

Nate Silver’s unprecedented accurate prediction of state-by-state election results in the most recent presidential race was a watershed moment for the public awareness of statistics. While data gathering and analysis has become a massive industry in the past decade, it hasn’t always been as well covered in the press or publicly accessible as it is now. With more and more of our daily interactions being mediated through computers and the internet, it is easier than ever to gather detailed quantitative data and do statistical analysis on that data derive valuable information and predictions from it.

Knowledge of statistics and quantitative analysis techniques is more valuable than ever. From biostatisticians to politicians and economists, people in every field are using statistics to further their careers and knowledge. These sites are some of the most useful, informative, and comprehensive on the web covering stats and quantitative analysis.

Covers everything from Comprehensive Statistics Sites and Big Data to Data Visualization and Sports Stats.

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I first saw this at 100 Savvy Sites on Statistics and Quantitative Analysis by Vincent Granville.

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