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Bite Size Bayes is an introduction to Bayesian statistics using Python and (coming soon) R. It does not assume any previous knowledge of probability or Bayesian methods.

This material is a work in progress, so suggestions are welcome. The best way to provide feedback is to click here and create an issue in this GitHub repository.

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The Linda Problem:

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Bayes's Theorem:

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The Cookie Problem:

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The Dice Problem:

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Interpreting medical tests:

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The probability mass function:

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The Euro problem:

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The World Cup problem:

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The World Cup problem, part two:

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Joint distributions:

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Joint distributions:

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Hypothesis testing:

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