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R-Stats

📖 About

This repository comes as a rearrangement of all the work done during my MSc in Mathematical Engineering @ Politecnico di Milano. The purpose of the repository is to put at reach an easy-to-use collection of statistical methods and techniques. Out of scope, on the other hand, is to address all the problems that these methods and techniques may encounter in a real-world data contest. In fact, all the datasets used are toy datasets, used only to introduce an application.

All the code is written in R.
A python correspondent will also exist in the future.

Mainly, the collection is divided into two sections:

  • Standard Statistics - parametric statistics, classical approaches with, often, strong assumptions on data
  • Nonparametric Statistics - modern approaches, free from heavy assumptions on data

I uploaded the files in .r (script version, easy to download and use directly with a custom dataset), in .rmd and in .html (for visualization purposes). Since GitHub does not provide a preview for .rmd (nor .html), I made use of an extension that allows the viewing of .html.

📁 Content

The files are viewable (code chuncks, outputs and plots) at the links below.

📈 Standard Statistics

📊 Nonparametric Statistics

If any code is not working, or if any dataset is missing let me know.

🔜 Future developments

As a python fan, I plan to "translate" the work into python language (where I know that, with the right libraries it will take much less lines of code 😉). In addition, it would also be interesting to push beyond toy datasets and try some real-world applications.