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A Jupyter notebook to accompany Jake VanderPlas's "Statistics for Hackers" talk from PyCon 2016.
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This is a Jupyter notebook I created while working through Jake VanderPlas's "Statistics for Hackers" talk from PyCon 2016, the slides from which can be found here. I've posted my notebook here because I couldn't find anywhere else online where the code for the talk existed and I thought it might be of use to others working their way through the talk. If, by chance, you've happened upon this repository and you haven't actually seen, or heard of Jake's talk, by all means, do yourself a favor and go watch it now as you follow along with this notebook---the talk is fantastic!
The content of this project itself is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license, and the accompanying source code is licensed under the MIT license.
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