06.5.2 · Skill in Statistical reasoning
Confidence intervals
A range of plausible values for a measured effect.
A confidence interval shows how precise an estimate is. A wide interval that crosses zero says the data cannot tell you much yet. Intervals are more informative than a bare p-value.
Resources
1- courseStart hereSeeing Theory: a visual introduction to probability and statistics ↗Daniel Kunin and others (Brown University) · 2017
Interactive visualizations of distributions, inference and confidence intervals. The fastest way to build intuition for the basics.
Tools
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