Data Science Decisions in Time:Sequential Hypothesis Testing

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Data Science Decisions in Time:Sequential Hypothesis Testing

Coursera · Beginner ·📄 Research Papers Explained ·3mo ago

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Applies sequential hypothesis testing using Python for data science decision-making

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This is part of our specialization on Making Decision in Time. For this second course we start with a landmark paper from Chernoff and build new insights into the ideas that his paper sparked. The ending point should bring new code and new algorithm insights into perspective, and use, by many computer and data scientists.
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