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Statistics (scipy.stats)#

In this tutorial, we discuss many, but certainly not all, features of scipy.stats. The intention here is to provide a user with a working knowledge of this package. We refer to the reference manual for further details.

Note: This documentation is work in progress.

  • Probability distributions
    • Continuous Statistical Distributions
    • Discrete Statistical Distributions
    • Getting help
    • Common methods
    • Random number generation
    • Shifting and scaling
    • Shape parameters
    • Freezing a distribution
    • Broadcasting
    • Specific points for discrete distributions
    • Fitting distributions
    • Performance issues and cautionary remarks
    • Remaining issues
    • Building specific distributions
  • Sample statistics and hypothesis tests
    • Analysing one sample
    • Comparing two samples
    • Resampling and Monte Carlo Methods
  • Universal Non-Uniform Random Number Sampling in SciPy
    • Introduction
    • Basic concepts of the Interface
    • Generators in scipy.stats.sampling
  • Kernel density estimation
    • Univariate estimation
    • Multivariate estimation
  • Multiscale Graph Correlation (MGC)
  • Quasi-Monte Carlo
    • Calculate the discrepancy
    • Using a QMC engine
    • Making a QMC engine, i.e., subclassing QMCEngine
    • Guidelines on using QMC

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