HyperStat Online Statistics Textbook

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Mais um eBook com montes de links para outros recursos

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Contents

  1. Introduction to Statistics
  2. Describing Univariate Data
  3. Describing Bivariate Data
  4. Introduction to Probability (elementary)
  5. Normal Distribution
  6. Sampling Distributions
  7. Point Estimation
  8. Confidence Intervals
  9. The Logic of Hypothesis Testing
  10. Testing Hypotheses with Standard Errors
  11. Power
  12. Introduction to Between-Subjects ANOVA
  13. Factorial Between-Subjects ANOVA
  14. Within-Subjects/Repeated Measures ANOVA
  15. Prediction
  16. Chi Square
  17. Distribution-Free Tests
  18. Measuring Effect Size

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Probability and statistics EBook

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Um bom ebook com boas animações

SOCR Books: This is a General Statistics Curriculum E-Book, which includes Advanced-Placement (AP) materials.

Contents

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Seeing Statistics

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Seeing Statistics ® is a new approach to teaching statistics using the World Wide Web. This webbook is based on three premises:

  • The important principles of statistics are remarkably easy if they can be seen.
  • Active involvement of the student facilitates learning.
  • Statistics can be fun!

Most of the graphs and figures in this textbook are dynamic and under the  control of the reader. Interacting with the graphs allows you to see the important statistical principles in action.

Rather than talk about it, it is best to view Seeing Statistics in action. To access Seeing Statistics, click on the “Enter Seeing Statistics” button to begin your exploration of Seeing Statistics!

Table of Contents
0. Introduction

1. Data & Comparisons

2. Seeing Data

3. Describing the Center

4. Describing the Spread

5. Seeing Data, Again

6. Probability

7. Normal Distribution
7. Outline

7.0 Introduction

7.1 Origins of Normal

7.2 Size and Shape

7.3 Working with the Normal

7.4 Means have Normal Distributions

7.5 Evaluating Normality (optional)

7.6 Review

7.7 Exercises


8. Inference & Confidence

9. One-Sample Comparisons

10. Two-Sample Comparisons

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SurfStat

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Um bom livro on-line com apps e muito mais…

SURFSTAT australia
This site has already benefited from the contributions of many people. Please do your bit and let us know of errors, missing topics or things you think could be better explained.

Detailed contents
An introduction to Statistics

Textbooks
Hotlist for Java applets
Exercises

Other Statistics sites
S.P.I.M

Sales and support
Licence
Funding acknowledgements


Summarising & Presenting Data


Producing Data


Variation and Probability


Statistical Inference


Control Charts

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R and the Nobel Prize API

Blog com vários tutoriais para usar estatísticas não paramétricas simples em R

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Um bom exemplo do que se pode fazer com o R e uma API q serviços de dados.

he Nobel Prizes. Love them? Hate them? Are they still relevant, meaningful? Go on admit it, you always imagined you would win one day.

Whatever you think of them, the 2015 results are in. What’s more, the good people of the Nobel Foundation offer us free access to data via an API. I’ve published a document over at RPubs, showing some of the ways to access and analyse their data using R. Just to get you started:

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The Statistics Portal

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Um portal cheio de facts & figures
One of the world’s largest statistics portals

We pride ourselves in being one of the world’s first and only companies to bring together data from over 18,000 sources.
Our research analysts source the most up-to-date statistical data from around the globe; our analytical approach and efficient research processes enable us to supply our clients with the data that is relevant to them.

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Ternary Diagrams Using R

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Exemplo de criação de diagramas ternários no R

Ternary Diagrams Using R:  An Example Using Election Outcomes

A tutorial by D. M. Wiig

In part one of this tutorial I discussed creating a ternary diagram using a simple data frame that contained five hypothetical cases. In this tutorial I will expand on that foundation by creating a more informative ternary diagram using live data.

A useful application of this package in social science research is creating a visual display of parliamentary election outcomes. Specifically we can use a ternary graph to examine the distribution of seats in the British House of Commons over a period of time. Since the UK uses a proportional system to allocate seats in the House of Commons there can be a variety of outcomes in any given national election.

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Statistical Atlas

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Um projeto em curso que pretende criar mapas temáticos de todos os dados existentes nos EUA, ambicioso, não?

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Real Chart Rules to Follow

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Excelente guia sobre construção de gráficos para representar dados.

There are a lot of “rules” for visualization. Some are actual rules, and some are suggestions to help you make choices. Many of the former can be broken, if that’s what the data dictates and you know what you’re doing.

But, there are rules—usually for specific chart types meant to be read in a specific way and with few exceptions—that you shouldn’t break. When they are, everyone loses. This is that small handful.

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Comprehensive Guide to Data Visualization in R

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Bom resumo de alguns tipos de gráficos que podem ser obtidos no R, do mais simples a alguns mais complexos.

This visualization (originally created using Tableau) is a great example of how data visualization can help decision makers. Imagine telling this information to an investor through a table. How long do you think you will take to explain it to him?

With ever increasing volume of data in today’s world, it is impossible to tell stories without these visualizations. While there are dedicated tools like Tableau, QlikView and d3.js, nothing can replace a modeling / statistics tools with good visualization capability. It helps tremendously in doing any exploratory data analysis as well as feature engineering. This is where R offers incredible help.

R Programming offers a satisfactory set of inbuilt function and libraries (such as ggplot2, leaflet, lattice) to build visualizations and present data. In this article, I have covered the steps to create the common as well as advanced visualizations in R Programming.

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