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I'm curious if anyone has Python library suggestions for inferential statistics. I'm currently reading An Introduction to Statistical Learning, which uses R for the example code, but ideally I'd like to use Python as well.
Most of my data experience is with Pandas, Matplotlib, and Sklearn doing predictive modeling.
So far I've found statsmodels. Is this what is recommended or is there something else?
Thanks!
statsmodels is a good, and fairly standard, package to statistics.
For Bayesian interference you can go with PyMC - see as in Cam Davidson-Pilon, Probabilistic Programming & Bayesian Methods for Hackers.
