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Made decent progress on Section 1. Put together a draft of instructions for how others can help with Section 3. Sharing updates with collaborators now. Next steps on this:
1 - Finish notebook content for Section 1. (some to be brought over from DST repo)
2 - Start / finish notebook content for Section 3.
3 - Start / finish notebook content for Section 4.
4 - Put together slides.
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@rtjeannier I have integrated your PR. I gave a look over the entire commit but couldn't preview most of the code because it was too big of a re-write for the GitHub preview. As such, just wanted to clarify:
you only made changes to the code within the section you were working on right? I didn't see other edits when I looked over the full lecture notebook just now, but if you made any, feel free to call them out.
The only other things that would be nice to get would be:
- code that draws the actual KS test stat LINE on the ecdf charts you made--loves those by the way!
- p-value chart... but I don't think we'll have time for / need to include that.
- more commentary for the non-parametric test you did... I don't fully understand some of the output / how to contextualize it
We can go over this tomorrow as I start to make slides! Thanks again for all the help!
PS I'm going to try to annotate your code with more explanatory comments, and also add some more commentary in markdown, so check back and give that a read to be sure I am not mischaracterizing anything you've done!
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@rtjeannier all code from your contributions have been cleaned up and added. All I have left to do now is figure out the bootstrapping portion of the code, and I'll be good to go! Give it a look whenever you have a chance.
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Final draft of all materials has been created. I still need to integrate a few things into the slides, but as it pertains to the repository itself, I consider it complete! Huzzah! Closing this out for now.
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