Analyze your data in Python
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Step‑by‑step Python workflow: Jupyter Notebook with pandas + Jupyter + Plotly to load fake Excel/CSV data, inspect dtypes, drop or impute NaNs, and detect outliers via boxplots and a custom IQR trimming function (examples remove values <4 or >59, earlier rough cutoff 117). Covers descriptive stats (mean/median, histograms), Pearson/Spearman correlations, t‑tests/paired t, ANOVA/MANOVA, Wilcoxon/Mann‑Whitney/Friedman nonparametrics, basic linear regression and R², interprets results by p-value < 0.05 and shows most examples non‑significant; notebooks and code are shared.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:25Data preprocessing
- 13:12Renaming columns and subsets
- 21:00Missing values and outliers
- 30:41Removing extreme values
- 42:36Descriptive statistics
- 55:50Inferential statistics
- 1:06:55T-tests independent/dependent
- 1:17:26ANOVA and alternatives
- 1:27:19Non-parametric dependent tests
- 1:33:03Correlation and regression
- 1:43:50Summary
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