Mathematics for Data Analysis
Introduces the mathematical rigor that makes models, inference, forecasting, and applied regressions more readable.


Vectors, matrices, and data geometry

Similarity, distances, and linear transformations
Prerequisites: 1

Probability: axioms, events, conditioning
Prerequisites: 1

Distributions, expectation, variance, and covariance
Prerequisites: 1

Bayes' Theorem and Belief Updating
Prerequisites: 1

Hypothesis testing: logic, not ritual
Prerequisites: 1

Estimation, standard error, and confidence intervals
Prerequisites: 1

Law of Large Numbers and Central Limit Theorem
Prerequisites: 1

Regression as geometry + intuitive optimization
Prerequisites: 1

Final math problem set with guided solutions
Prerequisites: 1
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