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Are there any really great practice sets to work with? I’m trying to learn statistics through Clojure libraries like Incanter or Kixi
Also, are there any books like “Think Stats” but for Clojure? Or a Clojure translation of it? https://greenteapress.com/wp/think-stats-2e/
I would check out https://github.com/generateme/fastmath also as far as Clojure stats libraries go. @tsulej as some version of think-stats he was working with.
I indeed translated first 5 chapters of TS2e https://github.com/generateme/ThinkStats2/tree/master/thinkstats-clj/src/thinkstats_clj
Amazing, thank you
@chris441 @tsulej what is notable about fastmath related to the other libraries i pointed to?
Thank you so much for translating that book. I’ve been wanting to do more computational stats for a while but Python just didn’t click with me