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📘 Statistics Basics (Class 01)

Statistics for ML.

🎯 CLASS: ONE

  • #1: Introductory Talk
  • #2: Descriptive VS Inferential Statistics
  • #3: Population VS Sample
  • #4: Measure of Central Tendency
  • #5: Measure of Dispertion/Variation/Variability
  • #6: Quantiles
  • #7: 5 Number Summary And BoxPlot

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✅ Submission Flow

Step Action Command / Link
1 Fork this repo Click the “Fork” button (top-right)
2 Clone your fork git clone https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/REPO_NAME
3 Create & switch to the submissions branch git checkout -b submissions
4 Solve the notebook Open NOTEBOOK.ipynb in Jupyter / VS Code
5 Duplicate the file with your ID cp NOTEBOOK.ipynb <YOUR_STUDENT_ID>.ipynb (e.g., 2102024.ipynb)
6 Add, commit, push
git add .
git commit -m "Add Week 01 submission – <YOUR_STUDENT_ID>"
git push origin submissions
7 Open a Pull Request From your fork → upstream submissions branch

💡 Tip: Add a short summary inside the PR description explaining what you learned this week!

📽️ Alternatively, you can watch this video (Bangla Language).

⚠️ Common Pitfalls to Avoid

  • ❌ Pushing to main instead of submissions
  • ❌ Forgetting to rename the notebook
  • ❌ Committing temp files

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