Online Course

Unlock the power of data with our new Python for Statistics course! Dive into the world of data analysis and predictive modeling, and equip yourself with the most sought-after skills in today’s research and job environment. Don’t miss this opportunity to elevate your career!

Python FOR Statistics

This course will cover the main methods of statistics while developing simple and effective python scripts. Implement your statistical analysis while learning Python at the same time. Hands on examples and notebooks included. The course will be very interactive, with exercises solved in class and group work, when possible.

At the end of the course you will have your own Jupyter notebooks that perform the analysis of your choice, including interval estimations for means and proportions, hypothesis testing for means and proportions, sample size calculations, simple linear regression, and contingency tables. In addition, you will receive the lecture notes that have been revised during the lectures.

Some practice in any language (e.g. R, MatLab, Fortran, C) is necessary for a smooth participation. Elementary knowledge of statistics is a pre-requisite to participate. People expert in Python may profit from this course if they need to review their statistics knowledge.

Dates: TBA
Time: From 9am to 4pm CET, online. This includes also the time to work through your own scripts in Python.
Registration: Closed. Register for the newsletter to get updates about future dates.
Deadline for registration: TBA
Price: TBA
Class size: We will take a maximum of 20 participants for this class. People registering beyond this class size will be included in the waiting list.

After the class, the participants will receive a full set of Jupyter notebooks containing all solutions to the exercises including additional information and methods. In addition, they will receive a set of short summaries about the statistics methods covered during the classes. Participants actively taking part in the course will receive a participation certificate.

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Angelo Valleriani

Theoretical physicist turned into a multidisciplinary scientist

I’ve been inspired by a diverse range of topics like malaria, cancer, and gene expression, applying this knowledge in my teachings. My teaching now focuses on applied statistics, where I blend theory and experiment to elucidate the math behind randomness. Despite my affinity for the mathematical details, I understand the importance of intuition in teaching. On this website, I offer courses designed for those who are curious or preparing for a professional course, aiming to make complex statistical theories accessible to all.

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