Would someone suggest some good online resources for probability and statistics? I don't know which to learn first, they seem rather related.

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turingtest · Answer

Please don't say Khan academy, I know about that....

anonymous · Answer

lecture based?

anonymous · Answer

prob/stats classes usually start with probability

turingtest · Answer

@Mathmuse  preferably with lectures, but with reading and psets to go with it. I can't seem to find someting like that on OCW. I found one from Harvard but it was an amalgamation of other site's materials haphazardly put together. (sorry I am taking so long to reply, my connection has been having issues :/)

turingtest · Answer

I had a cool pdf on probability but SOPA got to it before I give give it a good reading.

turingtest · Answer

before I could*

anonymous · Answer

my bad, that's the wrong one. http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/mathematics/18-05-introduction-to-probability-and-statistics-spring-2005/ no problem sets in this intro course

turingtest · Answer

yeah, thanks but I think already found that. I really want at least a textbook-style pdf if not lectures.

anonymous · Answer

accents, but video lectures and assignments/tests with solutions http://nptel.iitm.ac.in/syllabus/111105041/ (navigate to lectures and downloads under the red bar)

anonymous · Answer

don't learn it , it is absolute waste

anonymous · Answer

Yeah, i'd listen to Libniz, anybody who speaks in absolutes really know their stuff