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Trying to understand Bootstrapping w/ Python

Source: stats
Views: 297
Score: 4
Tags: python bootstrap
If $p \sim \Pi$, then $p$ is a random variable and $\Pi$ is a distribution but then how is $X_1,\ldots,X_n \,|\, p \stackrel{i.i.d.}{\sim} p$?

Source: stats
Views: 21
Score: 3
Tags: probability distributions bayesian
XGBoost when P>>N

Source: stats
Views: 21
Score: 2
Tags: machine-learning boosting overfitting degrees-of-freedom noise
Why is the expectation of a random vector still a vector?

Source: stats
Views: 34
Score: 2
Tags: expected-value covariance-matrix
Sample size calculation: z or t

Source: stats
Views: 87
Score: 2
Tags: sample-size