Statistics 101
The symbol representing the significance level of a statistical test.
What is alpha?
This one letter statistical language is the most popular in the world of research and academia, but does not come with a '++' variant.
What is R?
The three main types of machine learning.
This popular music streaming platform summarizes listeners' music statistics at the end of the year and auto-rejected all three of my internship applications.
What is Spotify?
This country uses high level statistics and machine learning to give every citizen a Social Credit Score.
What is China?
The mathematician who discovered and gave his namesake to the normal model.
Who is Carl Friedrich Gauss?
This Python library named after an endangered species is a popular tool to analyze date
What is Pandas?
The field of machine learning concerned with human speech as an input.
What is natural language processing (NLP)?
This company makes money by selling user data, most infamously to Cambridge Analytica, and is led by a reptile in human skin.
What is Meta?
This statistics idol to many popularized gathering poll results to model election cycles.
Who is Nate Silver?
What is variance?
Popular machine learning libraries like PyTorch and TensorFlow are written in this programming language, often used for computationally intensive data science.
What is C++?
The algorithm of supervised learning, often built around gradient descent, which fine tunes a neural network based on training data.
What is backpropagation?
This alternative to Google search named after a children's game emphasizes protecting user privacy.
What is DuckDuckGo?
Statisticians had an uncharacteristically inaccurate year in this annual basketball tournament characterized by predicting the results.
What is March Madness?