Great formulary for statistics?

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The discussion focuses on the need for a comprehensive resource that consolidates various statistical formulas and their explanations. Key topics mentioned include conditional probability, random variables, binomial distributions, Poisson distributions, normal distributions, confidence intervals, hypothesis testing, and linear regression models. The user seeks clarity on these concepts, indicating a desire for structured learning materials, whether they be books, websites, or courses. The conversation also hints at potential language barriers affecting the user's understanding.

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I'm looking for a great formulay for statistics? Maybe along with a quick explanation for each formula.. there are so many for different scenarios that I find it confusing. Like for : Conditional probability and independence, random variables and expectations, binomial and related distributions, poisson distribution, normal distribution ( and several other distributions ) confidence intervals, tests, linear regression model, fitted model.. just for stuff like that. Help is appreciated!
 
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Hey XodoX

By formulay do you mean a book or website or some kind of course? I'm assuming english is not your first language?
 

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