Could you advice a useful internet source in statistics?

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The discussion centers on finding reliable online resources for studying advanced statistics. The user, a historian transitioning into technical sciences, has completed Multivariable Calculus and Linear Algebra using Paul's Online Math Notes. They specifically recommend the Online Statistics Book (http://onlinestatbook.com/) for its user-friendly approach, quizzes, and simulation examples. Additionally, StatSoft's textbook (http://www.statsoft.com/textbook/) is highlighted for its organized topic buttons, making it a valuable resource for structured learning.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of Multivariable Calculus
  • Familiarity with Linear Algebra concepts
  • Basic knowledge of statistical terminology
  • Ability to navigate online educational resources
NEXT STEPS
  • Explore the Online Statistics Book for comprehensive statistical concepts
  • Review StatSoft's textbook for structured topic navigation
  • Investigate additional online quizzes and simulation tools for practical application
  • Consider enrolling in an online statistics course for guided learning
USEFUL FOR

Historians transitioning into technical fields, students seeking advanced statistics knowledge, educators looking for structured teaching resources, and anyone interested in enhancing their statistical skills.

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Greetings

I became interested in technical sciences only last year (I'm a historian) and started studying on my own. Just finished Multivariable Calculus and Linear algebra with Paul's online math notes. (for those who may know about this page yet: http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/) Now I'm really eager to study statistics at advanced level. Unfortunately, there are too many sources on web. They are all extremely different from each other and focus on teaching peculiar statistical concept. So I decided PF was a nice place to ask for the advice. Can anyone advice me a useful internet source (or book) in statistics that teaches "right things" in appropriate sequel?

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