new book: Foundations of Statistics for Data Scientists With R and Python

[josef...@gmail.com]

statsmodels is moving towards mainstream

https://www.taylorfrancis.com/books/mono/10.1201/9781003159834/foundations-statistics-data-scientists-alan-agresti-maria-kateri?context=ubx&refId=8c541223-3232-49da-bcac-080c39b5dfc4

I don't have the book. I only skimmed the online appendix with the python examples.

Josef

[Saket Choudhary]

This looks great! At some point, I started working through the example in Alan's GLM book using statsmodels, but never finished it: https://github.com/saketkc/pyFLGLM. 

Excited to see his new book (and statsmodels examples!)

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[josef...@gmail.com]

I was going through several chapters of Agresti's Categorical Data Analysis book.

It's a lot of work doing many or all of the examples.

But it's very useful to see where statsmodels does not cover a part or where it's cumbersome to do the equivalent to something that is easy in R or Stata.

I like to open issues in the hope that eventually we get around to adding to and improving statsmodels.

We have over 2000 open issues. 

One nice thing about books or websites with "R and Python" is that we have the direct comparison without doing a long search.

Josef

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