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Think Stats: Exploratory Data Analysis in Python

Allen B. Downey

  • 265 pages
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Exploratory data analysis taught as a working process: import and clean the data, explore one variable, then pairs, then build models. Every technique is shown as Python code applied to a real national survey dataset.

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