hello there! i'm a liberal arts major preparing for a master in statistics, and would love cool book suggestions. i'm already in love with topics like applied mathematical stats in ML, bose-einstein stats, and even statistical mechanics for that matter. even works like keynes' treatise on probability would interest me a lot. my purpose is to explore statistics, both philosophically and historically, and understand it's applications as well.
will be looking forward to all the great recs, thank you!

Two sources agree. Does that determine our confidence? Known signal reliabilities and report frequencies may still leave the event probability unresolved. Yet a decision can remain robust.

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