Tag Archives: statistics

Scipy-statistics with distributions

The Scipy statistics functions last presented here have now been updated with the addition of links to the numerous distribution functions. The py_Stats spreadsheet, with associated Python code in PythonStatsFuncs3.py and pyScipy3.py, and also minor updates to the pyNumpy.py code, … Continue reading

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Scipy-statistics update

Links to the Scipy statistics functions were last presented here. The functions have since had extensive updates: The py_Stats spreadsheet, with associated Python code in PythonStatsFuncs3.py and pyScipy3.py, are included in the download file: py_SciPy.zip Details of the required pyxll … Continue reading

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Scipy Functions with Excel and pyxll 8 – Statistics

This post looks at linking Excel to the Scipy and Pandas statistics functions using pyxll. The py_Stats spreadsheet, with associated Python code in PythonStatsFuncs3.py and pyScipy3.py, are included in the download file: py_SciPy.zip Details of the required pyxll package (including … Continue reading

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xlwings – dataframes and statistics

Another data conversion option offered by the latest xlwings release is Pandas dataframes and dataseries.  This post will look at how to pass an Excel range as a dataframe or dataseries in a User Defined Function (UDF), and some simple … Continue reading

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1 Million Page Views

At some time in the next couple of hours or so the number of page views here will pass the 1 million mark, so congratulations in advance one millionth page viewer. I thought it would be interesting to see where … Continue reading

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