what's the pic rel equivalent for probability and stats?
I realized that I owe >65% of my combinatoric skills to this book and I was wondering if there are others up to its level in other areas.

>>16724390 (OP)
Feller's book on Probability is similar. You can't really have a similar book for Statistics since it's more of a conceptual and theoretical subject; not focused on solving problems.

>>16724390 (OP)
No such thing.
Probability through Problems, I guess?
Stat Labs? From Springer too.
I don’t consider them equivalent to Lovasz’s book.

Write one, anon.

>>16724457
>Stat Labs? From Springer too.
>Write one, anon.
I think you can make something similar but less social science/bio-focus. Slowly introducing statistics concept while manipulating some public data you can find on the internet.
Like make a text with moore method/socratic method/inquiry-based-learning/theorems through problems style.