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Head First Statistics

by Dawn Griffiths Β· Griffiths

An illustrated O'Reilly introduction covering probability, distributions, correlation, and hypothesis testing through puzzles and worked scenarios. Readers finish able to summarize data with means and spread, compute probabilities, and run basic significance tests by hand.

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