Statistics :(

Re: Statistics :(

by George Siemens -
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Hi Gillian - I've been tracking stats methods and stats sources for several years: http://www.diigo.com/user/gsiemens/stats?type=all

The last several stats links are from Nicola Avery...great resources!
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Re: Statistics :(

by Gillian Palmer -
Thanks, George, appreciated. And Nicola is, I think, only just a few miles away...
Gillian
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Re: Statistics :(

by Nicola Avery -
Hi Gillian - Reading is not far, if you ever want to meet up, please let me know via Twitter or wherever.

I am also still grappling with statistics - my sister works with them (she did ask around her office about statistics lectures but no one could remember and she learnt on paper mostly) I got used to asking her questions instead of actually learning as in doing them so I am totally with you re finding out exactly what they mean and how to interpret.

Just remembered one from economics (sorry don't have from anywhere else) is Peter Bernstein explaining risk and probability

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=1ETj8_ggxns