This document outlines the contents and lecturers for a 3 module course on probability and statistics. Module I covers mathematics for probability and basic inference over 5 sessions. Module II covers basic probability concepts over 5 sessions, including discrete and continuous distributions. Module III covers basic statistical inference over 5 sessions, including descriptive statistics, estimation, hypothesis testing, and comparisons of populations. The course is taught by 3 lecturers with PhD or master's degrees in statistics, mathematics or related fields from universities in Chile, India, and Colombia.
This document outlines the contents and lecturers for a 3 module course on probability and statistics. Module I covers mathematics for probability and basic inference over 5 sessions. Module II covers basic probability concepts over 5 sessions, including discrete and continuous distributions. Module III covers basic statistical inference over 5 sessions, including descriptive statistics, estimation, hypothesis testing, and comparisons of populations. The course is taught by 3 lecturers with PhD or master's degrees in statistics, mathematics or related fields from universities in Chile, India, and Colombia.
This document outlines the contents and lecturers for a 3 module course on probability and statistics. Module I covers mathematics for probability and basic inference over 5 sessions. Module II covers basic probability concepts over 5 sessions, including discrete and continuous distributions. Module III covers basic statistical inference over 5 sessions, including descriptive statistics, estimation, hypothesis testing, and comparisons of populations. The course is taught by 3 lecturers with PhD or master's degrees in statistics, mathematics or related fields from universities in Chile, India, and Colombia.
This document outlines the contents and lecturers for a 3 module course on probability and statistics. Module I covers mathematics for probability and basic inference over 5 sessions. Module II covers basic probability concepts over 5 sessions, including discrete and continuous distributions. Module III covers basic statistical inference over 5 sessions, including descriptive statistics, estimation, hypothesis testing, and comparisons of populations. The course is taught by 3 lecturers with PhD or master's degrees in statistics, mathematics or related fields from universities in Chile, India, and Colombia.
and Basic Inference (40 hours) Mayo Luz Polo González PhD in Statistics, Pontifical Catholic Session 1 (8 hours): Vectors, Operations between University of Chile. Master in vectors (sum, product by a scalar, transposed), Product dot between vectors, Operations with matrices Mathematics in Statistics, University of and determinants, Basic operations, (equality of Puerto Rico. matrices, addition of matrices, scalar multiplication, https://bit.ly/2VFMm7t transposed, product, Vector spaces, Linear transformations, Systems of equations, Workshop 1.
Session 2 (8 hours): Rank, Determinants, Reverse and
Generalized Inverse, Values and own vectors, Arunachalam Viswanathan Workshop 2. Doctor of Mathematics, Indian Institute of Technology. Master in Applied Session 3 (8 hours): Limits, Continuity, Function operations (sum, product and composition), Image and Mathematics, Anna University Reverse Function, Workshop 3. https://bit.ly/2QvkI9h Session 4 (8 hours): Derivatives, Chain rule, Leibniz Rule for the derivation of a product, Some applications Rubén Darío Guevara of the derivative (Graph construction), Fundamental Doctor of Science - Statistics, National theorem of calculus, Workshop 4. University of Colombia Bogota Session 5 (8 hours): Successions and Series, Integrals, Master in Statistical Sciences, National Methods of integration (Integration by parts, integration University of Colombia, Bogota. by substitution or change of variable, Integration of https://bit.ly/2QwL8av rational functions by partial fractions), Differentiation of an integral, Workshop 5, Evaluation. Module II. Module III. Basic Probability (40 hours) Basic Inference (40 hours)
Session 1 (8 hours): Probability axioms, Session 1 (8 hours): Description of qualitative
Probability definition, Probability function properties, data, Description of quantitative data: Mean, Conditional probability Variance, Percentiles, Workshop 1. Independence, Workshop 1. Session 2 (8 hours): Show distributions: Session 2 (8 hours): Definition of random variable Definition. Sample distribution of the mean, Sample (discrete and continuous), Probability function and distribution of the proportion and variance, cumulative probability function, Expected value and Workshop 2. variance of random variables (discrete and continuous), Expected value of functions of a Session 3 (8 hours): Partial evaluation 1 random variable Discreet and continuous, (Session 1 and 2) Estimate: Definition. Properties Chebyshev's theorem, Generating function of of estimators, Estimation Methods. MV estimation moments, Workshop 2. and moment method, Workshop 3.
Bernoulli, Binomial, Hypergeométrica, Binomial Definition, Confidence interval for the mean, Negative and Poisson. Workshop 3 proportion and population variance, Hypothesis tests. Definitions. Type I and II errors, Workshop 4. Session 4 (8 hours): Some continuous distributions: Uniform, Exponential, Normal, Weibull Session 5 (8 hours): Hypothesis tests for the and Gamma. Workshop 4 mean, proportion and population variance, Hypothesis tests for two independent and related Session 5 (8 hours): Multivariate random variable, populations, Workshop 5, Exam. Joint probability function, Marginal probability function, Conditional probability function, Independence, Expected value, Final Exam.