- Level Professional
- المدة 28 ساعات hours
- الطبع بواسطة University of Colorado Boulder
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This course introduces statistical inference, sampling distributions, and confidence intervals. Students will learn how to define and construct good estimators, method of moments estimation, maximum likelihood estimation, and methods of constructing confidence intervals that will extend to more general settings. This course can be taken for academic credit as part of CU Boulder’s Master of Science in Data Science (MS-DS) degree offered on the Coursera platform. The MS-DS is an interdisciplinary degree that brings together faculty from CU Boulder’s departments of Applied Mathematics, Computer Science, Information Science, and others. With performance-based admissions and no application process, the MS-DS is ideal for individuals with a broad range of undergraduate education and/or professional experience in computer science, information science, mathematics, and statistics. Learn more about the MS-DS program at https://www.coursera.org/degrees/master-of-science-data-science-boulder. Logo adapted from photo by Christopher Burns on Unsplash.الوحدات
Welcome to the Course!
1
Labs
- An Introduction to Jupyter Notebooks and R
1
Videos
- Welcome to Statistical Inference
4
Readings
- Welcome to Statistical Inference
- Earn Academic Credit for your Work!
- Course Support
- Course Resources and Reading
Lesson 1: Review of Discrete and Continuous Random Variables
2
Videos
- Discrete Random Variables and Probability Mass Functions
- Continuous Random Variables and Probability Density Functions
3
Readings
- Important Discrete Distributions
- Important Continuous Distributions
- Table Summarizing Important Distributions
2
Quiz
- Recognizing Discrete Distributions
- Calculations with Continuous Distributions
Lesson 2: Joint Distributions
1
Videos
- Joint Distributions and Independence
1
Readings
- Joint Distributions
Lesson 3: The Gamma Distribution
1
Videos
- The Gamma Distribution
1
Readings
- Video Slides: The Gamma Distribution
Lesson 4: Transformations of Distributions
1
Videos
- Transformations of Distributions
1
Readings
- Video Slides for Transformations of Distributions
Lesson 5: Expectation and Properties of Expectation
1
Videos
- Expectation and Properties of Expectation
1
Readings
- Video Slides for Expectation and Properties of Expectation
1
Quiz
- Probability, Expectation, and Variance
Lesson 6: Variance and Covariance
1
Videos
- Variance and Covariance
1
Readings
- Video Slides for Variance and Covariance
Lesson 7: Estimators and Sampling Distributions
1
Labs
- The Shape of Data
1
Videos
- Estimators and Sampling Distributions
1
Readings
- Video Slides for Estimators and Sampling Distributions
Lesson 8: Distributions of Sums
1
Videos
- Distributions of Sums
1
Readings
- Video Slides for Distributions of Sums
Lesson 9: Method of Moments Estimators
1
Videos
- Method of Moments Estimators
1
Readings
- Video Slides for Method of Moments Estimators
1
Quiz
- Method of Moments Estimation
Module One Summary Assignment
- Point Estimation
Lesson 1: A Motivating Example
1
Videos
- A Motivating Example
1
Readings
- Video Slides for A Motivating Example
Lesson 2: Notation, Terminology, and First Complete Examples
1
Videos
- Notation, Terminology, and First Complete Examples
1
Readings
- Video Slides for Notation, Terminology, and First Complete Examples
Lesson 3: Multiple Parameters and Parameters in the Support of a Distribution
1
Videos
- MLEs for Multiple and Support Parameters
1
Readings
- Video Slides for MLEs for Multiple and Support Parameters
1
Quiz
- Finding MLEs
Lesson 4: The Invariance Property of Maximum Likelihood Estimators
1
Labs
- Sampling Distributions of MLEs
1
Videos
- The Invariance Property
1
Readings
- Video Slides for The Invariance Property
Lesson 5: Mean Squared Error, Bias and Relative Efficiency
1
Videos
- Mean Squared Error, Bias, and Relative Efficiency
1
Readings
- Video Slides for Mean Squared Error, Bias and Relative Efficiency
1
Quiz
- Invariance, Mean-Squared Error, and Efficiency
Module Two Summary Assignment
- Maximum Likelihood Estimation
Lesson 1: Fisher Information and the Cramér-Rao Lower Bound
1
Videos
- Fisher Information and the Cramer-Rao Lower Bound
1
Readings
- Video Slides for Fisher Information and the Cramér-Rao Lower Bound
Lesson 2: Computational Simplifications for the Cramér-Rao Lower Bound
1
Videos
- Computational Simplifications for the CRLB
1
Readings
- Video Slides for Computational Simplifications for the CRLB
1
Quiz
- The Cramer-Rao Lower Bound
Lesson 3: Convergence for Sequences of Random Variables
1
Videos
- The Weak Law of Large Numbers
1
Readings
- Video Slides for The Weak Law of Large Numbers
Lesson 4: The Central Limit Theorem
1
Labs
- Central Limit Theorem Lab Walkthrough
1
Videos
- The Central Limit Theorem
1
Readings
- Video Slides for The Central Limit Theorem
Lesson 5: Properties of Maximum Likelihood Estimators
1
Videos
- Large Sample Properties of MLEs
1
Readings
- Video Slides for Large Sample Properties of MLEs
1
Quiz
- Further Computations with MLEs
Module Three Summary Assignment
- Large Sample Properties of MLEs
Lesson 1: A Normal Introduction to Confidence Intervals
1
Videos
- Let's Build a Confidence Interval!
1
Readings
- Video Slides for Let's Build a Confidence Interval!
Lesson 2: The t and Chi-Squared Distributions and the Sample Variance
1
Labs
- Exploring the Normal, t, and Chi-Squared Relationships
1
Videos
- The Chi-Squared and t- Distributions
1
Readings
- Video Slides for the Chi-Squared and t-Distributions
Lesson 3: One Sample Confidence Intervals Based on the t-Distribution
1
Videos
- t-Distribution Confidence Intervals
1
Readings
- Video Slides for t-Distribution Confidence Intervals
1
Quiz
- Confidence Intervals Involving the Normal Distribution
Lesson 4: Two Sample Confidence Intervals for Means
1
Videos
- Confidence Intervals for the Difference Between Population Means
1
Readings
- Video Slides for Confidence Intervals for the Difference Between Population Means
Lesson 5: Small Population Confidence Intervals for Differences in Means
1
Labs
- Confidence Intervals in R
1
Videos
- Small Sample Confidence Intervals for the Difference Between Population Means
1
Readings
- Video Slides for Small Sample Confidence Intervals for the Difference Between Population Means
1
Quiz
- Confidence Intervals for Differences Between Means
Module Four Summary Assignment
- Normal Distribution Confidence Intervals
Lesson 1: A Confidence Interval for Proportions
1
Videos
- A Confidence Interval for Proportions
1
Readings
- Video Slides for A Confidence Interval for Proportions
Lesson 2: Confidence Intervals for Variances and a Difference of Propoertions
1
Videos
- Confidence Intervals for Variances
1
Readings
- Video Slides for Confidence Intervals for Variances
1
Quiz
- Confidence Intervals for Proportions and Variances
Lesson 3: A Confidence Interval for a Ratio of Variances
1
Videos
- A Confidence Interval for a Ratio of Variances
1
Readings
- Video Slides for A Confidence Interval for a Ratio of Variances
Lesson 4: General Confidence Intervals
1
Videos
- Who Needs Normality?
1
Readings
- Video Slides for Who Needs Normality?
Lesson 5: General Confidence Intervals 2
1
Labs
- Non-Normal Confidence Intervals in R
1
Videos
- General Confidence Intervals 2
1
Readings
- Video Slides for General Confidence Intervals 2
1
Quiz
- Build Your Own Confidence Intervals

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