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I looked up the Victor Powell visualization they cite and it's quite a bit more in-depth then the version they have: http://setosa.io/conditional/ http://setos
by olooney 8y ago
I looked up the Victor Powell visualization they cite and it's quite a bit more in-depth then the version they have:
http://setosa.io/conditional/ http://setosa.io/conditional/
But seriously, all of these interactive visualizations are amazing. I wish they had this kind of stuff when I was an undergrad. I remember trying to plot the beta distribution for different alpha and beta parameters in MATLAB trying to get an intuition for it; just dragging the sliders around on the prior and watching it update as each data point comes in is a million times more accessible.
- QML 8y agoSometimes a good analogy can take the place of a visualization [1], albeit I did imagine a distribution getting more concentrated. [1] http://varianceexplained.org/statistics/beta_distribution_and_baseball/ http://varianceexplained.org/statistics/beta_distribution_an...