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I had a classic Bayesian statistical education throughout my undergraduate and grad years and I’ve come to conclude that the plethora of books offered are pretty bad.
For me personally statistics is intuitive if illustrated properly. A great example is Seeing Theory
I was wondering whether it would make sense to turn the intuitions behind statistics into a book. Would anyone read it? Do people still read stats books or would it be mostly a waste of effort? If you wanted to teach/help people understand statistics, what resources would you consider?
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For me personally statistics is intuitive if illustrated properly. A great example is Seeing Theory
I was wondering whether it would make sense to turn the intuitions behind statistics into a book. Would anyone read it? Do people still read stats books or would it be mostly a waste of effort? If you wanted to teach/help people understand statistics, what resources would you consider?
Comments URL: Ask HN: Would you read a statistics textbook? | Hacker News
Points: 73
# Comments: 45
Continue reading...