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Do data scientists use a lot of probability (theory and application) on the job? Probability and stats classes need to be taught differently (using real life examples instead of dices and playing cards).
Jan. 31, 2022, 11:23 p.m. | /u/yibbyyay
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I'm learning data science after working as an engineer for 10+ years. I used to take probability in college and struggled through it. So happy I didn't have to use probability or stats for my previous jobs... until I learn you need quite a bite of stats and probability to be a data scientist.
I'm re-learning probability now and found that most of the examples were of dice or cards drawing; same thing that caused me to struggle in college …
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