Facebook Statistics Interview Question | Google Data Scientist | DataInterview

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🤔 "If you sample 10,000 users multiple times, what would the distribution of false positives look like?"

Dan (Ex-Google/PayPal Data Scientist) explores how to address this interview question posed in the statistics round of a data scientist interview at Facebook.

He covers the following:

1. Preview of the solution in the Case-In-Point course.
2. Walkthrough on the solution along with a self-assessment.
3. Demonstration of the Central Limit Theorem on Colab.

You can access the Colab here:

https://colab.research.google.com/dri...

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====== ⏱️ Timestamps ======

0:00 Intro
01:19 DataInterview Case Course
04:12 Solution Steps Overview
05:03 Step 1 - Clarification
06:33 Step 2 - Single Sample
08:07 Step 3 - Multiple Samples
12:52 Self-Assessment
13:51 Colab Simulation

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