[SciPy-user] Some mathematics/statisctics books

[Johann Cohen-Tanugi]

best is to start with the tutorials and examples distributed with scipy 
or available on the website. Then you are most welcome to ask questions 
about them in this forum, and only then might it make sense to look for 
references, because scipy covers a huge class of problems and thus there 
is no way one can possibly give you a reference for an overall picture 
of its possibilities. The only way is to dive in, starting with some 
specific little examples or problems you would like to solve.
Hope that helps,
Johann

didier rano wrote:
> Hi all,
>  
> I am using Time Series moduled provided for scipy. I am very 
> impressive by scipy in general. But I don't have enough backgrounds to 
> understand all mathematics/statistics models inside scipy.
>  
> Could you help to find some books, articles, courses to improve my 
> scientific backgrounds ? In particular, I need some knowledges to 
> generate graphs to show pertinent information (trends...).
>  
> Thank you
> Didier Rano
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