This Christmas week I wrote content on
Merry Christmas, guys.
I apologize for not being able to write a newsletter last week. Last week, I wrote only one piece of content, which I merge into this week’s content.
Also, I have some exciting news to share with you.
My content menu includes
Statistical Estimation Cheatsheet
Cheatsheets are a reflection of one’s core understanding of concepts. Infographics are a great way to visualize concepts and find the connections and discover the story behind them. This time, I chose Statistical Estimation as the subject for the cheat sheet. Read and save the cheat sheet below.
Research Project under A Professor
I have discussed this with one of my professors at Penn State. I asked the same to one of my favourite professors at ISI last year. The result? Exactly the same thought process. In this post, I have discussed the procedure to apply for a research internship under a professor.
Applications of Statistics and Data Science
Here is a list of 27+ topics of applications of Statistics and Data Science. Find out your favourites. Statistics and Data Science can be applied to Physics, Chemistry, Business, Finance, Language, Computer Science, Astronomy, Law, Biology, Population, Epidemiology, Psychology, Sports, and so much more.
Statistical Estimation marries the Testing of Hypothesis
In this video, I have discussed the relationship between Statistical Estimation and the Testing of a Hypothesis. As a byproduct, Confidence Interval comes into existence. This video uses basic examples to show the clear distinction between them and the relationship between them. I also discuss the meaning of Confidence Interval, and what it actually means.
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K Means Clustering Algorithm
I have explained the K Means algorithm using hand-drawn images. The algorithm is like an egg-chicken problem. The algorithm is made up of two steps and alternates between them to finally converge to a solution. I also talk about the entire algorithm using basic mathematical ideas, and statements to make you understand the K Means Algorithm.
National Mathematics Day and Conjectures
In 1913, Srinivasa Ramanujan submitted two problems to the Journal of Indian Mathematical Society (JIMS). On his birthday, to celebrate National Mathematics Day, 2022, I shared the two conjectures shared by him. Out of these two, one is still unsolved, and the other is solved in 1948. Let’s celebrate his greatness.
Special Content by One Reader
Samrit Pramanik has tried to build a shiny app on Collatz conjecture as shared below. It is beautiful to see young talents like him emerge and share content out of their love.
Exciting News
In 2022, my content on LinkedIn reached 1 million+ impressions (views). Being a content creator, this is a very special moment for me. This was hard, extremely hard. But, somehow I did it with your support. Thank you for your support.
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