m_stats
A statistics and probability library for Python; which includes functions to make operations of:
- Probability distributions
- Confidence intervals estimation
- Hypothesis testing
- ANOVA (Analysis of variance)
- Simple linear regression
- Multiple regression
- Time series
And also includes functions to:
- Graph distributions
- Graph hypothesis tests
- Graph linear regressions
To use and explore the library, you can install it with PyPi.
$ pip install m_stats
And then import it into your files.
import m_stats as ms
And to use its functionalities, you should access to them in this way:
ms.linregr.regression(x, y)
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