Missy Zillah

Statistics specialist of medical importance

Music junkie
Loves poems and definitely acting

[Missy Zillah @DocMouz]

Good boys go to heaven but bad boys bring heaven to you

[SAROJ PARAJULI @Parajulisaroj16]

This article explores the integral role of R in statistical data analysis, emphasizing its features, applications, and benefits within research methodologies. https://t.co/G6i2cwa7D5
#DataScience #RStats #coding

[ThePreciousAkinrinde @Pea_in_the_pod]

The older I get, the more I realise that exposure is one of the greatest privileges a person can have.

To witness different lives, meet people who think differently, see evidence that reality is much larger than the tiny corner you’ve experienced…

[Dr. C @chao_mbogho]

Two things I've decided life will not rob me of- the ability to laugh easily & loudly, & finding joy in 'little' things.

I believe these have seen me thru & after tough times & kept my brain from imploding into its serious self.

Play is life's way of taking a deep breath.

[Dr. C @chao_mbogho]

Kenyans have such an exceptionalism mentality. And low desire to be curious enough to do the (home)work of immersion.

Because why should your ignorance of a subject be the measure of the "limited value" of the subject? At least look up the thing, do some background work, first.

[𝒵𝒾𝓀✯ @_Gottalovezik]

My handwriting got like 5 different fonts, depends on my mood and the pen I’m using.

[Dr. C @chao_mbogho]

As far as adverts go (if we can call this one of that) Durex has some of the best ones.

They are clever, witty, and often take very subtle (not so subtle) jabs at other brands.

[Mugurl_wa_style 💜💜💜 @tlhako_phaladi]

The only way your house can smell good is by opening windows daily,no any other way..🤞

[Joachim Schork @JoachimSchork]

Do you really understand p-values? They are one of the most widely used and misunderstood tools in statistics. Misunderstanding p-values can lead to incorrect conclusions and poor decisions. Here are five of the most common misconceptions:

1️⃣ A small p-value means the result is important

No. It only suggests the data would be unlikely under the null hypothesis, not that the finding is practically meaningful.

2️⃣ p < 0.05 means the null hypothesis is false

Not necessarily. It means the data are less compatible with the null hypothesis, not that the null is certainly wrong.

3️⃣ p-values tell you the size of the effect

They don’t. A p-value gives no information about effect magnitude. Look at effect sizes and confidence intervals instead.

4️⃣ A p-value works the same no matter how many tests you run

Running many tests increases the chance of obtaining small p-values by chance alone. Without adjusting for multiple comparisons, you increase your risk of false positives.

5️⃣ A p-value is meaningful without checking assumptions

If the assumptions of the statistical test are violated, the p-value may not be valid, even if it is small.

A p-value is the probability of obtaining results at least as extreme as those observed, assuming the null hypothesis and all test assumptions are true. It does not tell you whether the null hypothesis is true or false, nor does it measure the size or importance of an effect. It is one piece of evidence to help assess how compatible your data are with the null hypothesis.

Want to dive deeper into p-values and other statistical metrics? Check out my online course on Statistical Methods in R.

See this link for additional information: https://t.co/7YQCRDKSPO

#datastructure #Data #datascienceeducation

[SAROJ PARAJULI @Parajulisaroj16]

Statistics with R: Your Gateway to Data-Driven Insights. Unlock the power of statistical analysis with R programming: https://t.co/GkoazFCoJY
#DataScience #rstats #MachineLearning #ArtificialIntelligence

[Ty Ngachira @anto_ty]

You know that thing where our folks would visit each other to "drink tea?"
We also need to find space to socialise using as little as possible.

Otherwise, friends who can't "keep up" will slowly disappear from your life. Friendship shouldn't cost money

[Dr. C @chao_mbogho]

I've just remembered the phrase "Kuna watu watavunja matelevisheni" and burst out laughing. 😂

Kenya sihami hata na dawa. Hilarious country.

[Eric @amerix]

The STRONGEST muscle in the human body is THE MASSETER for chewing.

Tooth enamel is the hardest substance in the human body, harder than bone.

However, nowadays, the jawbones are becoming weaker.

Just look at young people's faces and jawlines. They are so thin, soy and have weak physiognomy.

If you walk into dental clinics, more young people are lining up for tooth extraction.

Previously, it was the older people who had fewer teeth in their mouths, but nowadays it is young people walking around with:

• Weak teeth.

• False teeth.

• Bleeding gums.

• Oral infections.

• Tooth filings.

• Braces.

Yet, these young people have been misled into believing that fluoride strengthens their teeth.

The answer is simple: Fluoride makes our teeth weak and our mouths sick.

Despite the masses being given toothpaste and fluoride, their teeth have become weaker, and they have cavities.

It is because of the following:

• Soft food > the jaw muscle is the most powerful in the body. It was designed to chew tough food like meat and bones, but nowadays people eat soft food like vegetables and flour.

• Flouride

• Toothpaste

• Sugar

• Processed food.

• Breathing through the mouth.

Fluoride is a scam peddled by the industrial complex to dump industrial fluoride waste into bottled water and toothpaste.

Avoid it.

#BuildExecuteReflect

[Dr. Dream Girl🦋 @AimaMoh]

I've noticed that once some women start doing beauty enhancement too regularly (wigs, nails, lashes etc) they develop a sort of body dysmorphia. Its like when you keep using Snapchat filters and no longer like your real face in pics
All that "upkeep" is making you hate yourselves

[Dr. C @chao_mbogho]

Anyway, people who went to get Huduma Numbers, I hope you are all doing okay. And are spared from all these shenanigans.

[Jennifer Hall @HallJennif37114]

More than 200 million people use a Mac on a daily basis.

But 99% have no idea what it’s truly capable of.

Here are 12 amazing things your Mac can do:

[Lumumba Mumali @e_lumumba]

Nigerians talking shit about Kenyan Airways while this is the only airlines they own

[Missy Zillah @DocMouz]

Bees dont waste their time explaining to flies why honey is sweeter than shit

[Dr. C @chao_mbogho]

Wacha niseme initoke.

(Most) Kenyan media do not do a great job reporting on technical &amp; scientific achievements &amp; breakthroughs. That's why our wins are better covered elsewhere because you are actually interviewed on Q's beyond "so how was the journey?" 👀

[NIHR Global Health @NIHRglobal]

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