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I don't need ground up. I've even passed the exams on prob.theory and statistics. I need particular parts of it, but not in a cryptic form. I've had read enough
by culebron21 3y ago
I don't need ground up. I've even passed the exams on prob.theory and statistics. I need particular parts of it, but not in a cryptic form. I've had read enough of textbooks in the uni to see they're just as cryptic as research papers.
- constantcrying 3y agoYou can skip chapters you already understand. I don't know what textbooks you are reading, but almost every single one I have read tried very hard to present the content in a matter which focuses on understanding, unlike papers which focus on pure information. I am afraid if you find either cryptic you have a serious lack in the prerequisite knowledge and that is what you need to focus on if you want to understand the subject. From first hand experience I can tell you that I have passed exams on a lot of things I have very little knowledge of right now. Textbooks are essentially the only way to reliable self study academic materials.