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- المدة 37 ساعات hours
- الطبع بواسطة University of Colorado Boulder
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This course will focus on theory and implementation of hypothesis testing, especially as it relates to applications in data science. Students will learn to use hypothesis tests to make informed decisions from data. Special attention will be given to the general logic of hypothesis testing, error and error rates, power, simulation, and the correct computation and interpretation of p-values. Attention will also be given to the misuse of testing concepts, especially p-values, and the ethical implications of such misuse. 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.الوحدات
Welcome to Hypothesis Testing
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Discussions
- Introduce Yourself
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Labs
- Introduction to Jupyter Notebooks and R
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Readings
- Earn Academic Credit for your Work!
- Course Support
- Course Resources
Let's Get Started!
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Labs
- An Introduction to R and Jupyter Notebooks
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Videos
- What is Hypothesis Testing?
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Readings
- What is Hypothesis Testing?
Types of Hypotheses
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Videos
- Types of Hypotheses
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Readings
- Types of Hypotheses
- Video Slides for Types of Hypotheses
Computations Involving the Normal Distribution
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Videos
- Normal Computations
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- Normal Computations
- Video Slides for Normal Computations
Errors in Hypothesis Testing
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Labs
- Visualizing Errors in Hypothesis Testing
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Videos
- Errors in Hypothesis Testing
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- Errors in Hypothesis Testing
- Video Slides for Errors in Hypothesis Testing
Test Statistics and Significance
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Videos
- Test Statistics and Significance
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- Test Statistics and Significance
- Video Slides for Test Statistics and Level of Significance
A First Test
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Videos
- A First Test
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- A First Test
- Video Slides for A First Test
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Quiz
- Introduction to Hypothesis Testing
Programming Assignments
- Intro to Hypothesis Testing Lab
Lesson 1: Composite Hypotheses and Level of Significance
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Videos
- Composite Hypotheses and Level of Significance
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- Video Slides for Composite Hypotheses and Level of Significance
Lesson 2: One-Tailed Tests for the Mean of a Normal Distribution
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Videos
- One-Tailed Tests
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Readings
- Video Slides for One-Tailed Tests
Lesson 3: Power Functions
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Videos
- Power Functions
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Readings
- Video Slides for Power Functions
Lesson 4: P-Values and QQ-Plots
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Labs
- Distributions of P-Values
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Videos
- Hypothesis Testing with P-Values
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- Video Slides for Hypothesis Testing with P-Values
Lesson 5: Two-Tailed Tests for the Mean of a Normal Distribution
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Videos
- Two Tailed Tests
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Readings
- Video Slides for Two-Tailed Tests
Lesson 6: A Quick Review of the Central Limit Theorem
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Videos
- CLT: A Brief Review
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Readings
- Video Slides for CLT: A Brief Review
Lesson 7: Confidence Intervals for Proportions
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Videos
- Hypothesis Tests for Proportions
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Readings
- Video Slides for Hypothesis Tests for Proportions
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Quiz
- Constructing Tests
Module Assignments
- The Basics of Hypothesis Testing
Lesson 1: The t and Chi-Squared Distributions
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Videos
- The t and Chi-Squared Distributions
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Readings
- Video Slides for the t and Chi-Squared Distributions
Lesson 2: The Sample Variance for the Normal Distribution
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Videos
- The Sample Variance for the Normal Distribution
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- Video Slides for the Sample Variance and the Normal Distribution
Lesson 3: The t-Test
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Videos
- t-Tests
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Readings
- Video Slides for t-Tests
Lesson 4: Two-sample Tests Involving Means of Normal Distributions
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Videos
- Two Sample Tests for Means
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Readings
- Video Slides for Two Sample Tests for Means
Lesson 5: Two-Sample t-Tests for a Difference in Two Population Means
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Labs
- t-Tests and Two Sample Tests
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- Two Sample t-Tests for a Difference of Means
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- Video Slides for Differences in Population Means
Lesson 6: Welch's Test and Paired Data
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- Welch's t-Test and Paired Data
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- Video Slides for Welch's Test and Paired Data
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Quiz
- More Hypothesis Tests!
Lesson 7: Comparing Two Population Proportions
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Videos
- Comparing Population Proportions
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Readings
- Video Slides for Comparing Population Proportions
Module Assignments
- t-Tests
Lesson 1: Properties of the Exponential Distribution
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Videos
- Properties of the Exponential Distribution
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- Video Slides for Properties of the Exponential Distribution
Lesson 2: Two Hypothesis Tests for the Rate of an Exponential Distribution
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Videos
- Two Tests
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Readings
- Video Slides for Two Hypothesis Tests for the Exponential
Lesson 3: "Best" Tests
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Videos
- Best Tests
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Readings
- Video Slides for Best Tests
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Quiz
- Best Tests and Some General Skills
Lesson 4: Uniformly Most Powerful Tests
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Videos
- UMP Tests
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- Video Slides for UMP Tests
Lesson 5: Normal Distribution Population Variance
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Videos
- A Test for the Variance of the Normal Distribution
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Readings
- Video Slides for a Normal Variance Test
Lesson 6: The F-Distribution and a Ratio of Variances
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Videos
- The F-Distribution and a Ratio of Variances
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- Video Slides for an F-Distribution and a Ratio of Variances
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Quiz
- Uniformly Most Powerful Tests and F-Tests
Lesson 1: A Review of Maximum Likelihood Estimation
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Videos
- MLEs
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- Video Slides for MLEs
Lesson 2: The Generalized Likelihood Ratio Test
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Videos
- The GRLT
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Readings
- Video Slides for the GLRT
Lesson 3: Wilks' Theorem for Large Sample GLRTs
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Labs
- Exploring Wilks' Theorem
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Videos
- Wilks' Theorem
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Readings
- Video Slides for Wilks' Theorem
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Quiz
- Adventures in GLRTs
Lesson 4: Chi-Squared Goodness of Fit Tests
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- Chi-Squared Goodness of Fit Test
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- Video Slides for Chi-Squared Goodness of Fit Test
Lesson 5: Chi-Squared Test for Independence
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Videos
- Independence and Homogeneity
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Readings
- Video Slides for Independence and Homogeneity
Module Assignments
- Chi-Squared Tests and Mo
Auto Summary
"Statistical Inference and Hypothesis Testing in Data Science Applications" is a professional-level course on Coursera focused on the theory and implementation of hypothesis testing in data science. Taught by CU Boulder faculty, it covers error rates, power, simulation, and p-value interpretation, while addressing ethical misuse. Part of the MS-DS degree, the 2220-minute course suits learners with backgrounds in computer science, information science, mathematics, or statistics. Available for academic credit with flexible subscriptions.

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