Statistics and Estimation Theory
| Course Purpose |
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| The purpose of this lecture course is to understand the concepts of : population, sampling, probability distribution, mean, variance and hypothesis test via Bayesian statistics. |
| Learning Goals |
| Students should be able to: 1) understand miscellaneous concepts of Bayesian statistics, 2) estimate the parameters of given probability distributions, and 3) perform hypothesis tests for given statistical problems. |
| Topic | |
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| Session 1 | Orientation Basics of statistics |
| Session 2 | Descriptive statistics 1 - One-dimensional data |
| Session 3 | Descriptive statistics 2 - Two-dimensional data |
| Session 4 | Probability |
| Session 5 | Probability distribution (1) - Discrete probability distribution |
| Session 6 | Probability distribution (2) - Continuous probability distribution |
| Session 7 | Law of large numbers / Central limit theorem |
| Session 8 | Basics of inferential statistics |
| Session 9 | Confidence interval estimation |
| Session 10 | Principles of hypothesis testing |
| Session 11 | Test for difference in means |
| Session 12 | Non-parametric method |
| Session 13 | Analysis of variance |
| Session 14 | Regression analysis |