Abstract

Now a days no statistical research can be done without substantial informatics support. My presentation covers
overview the computational statistics with visualization by the implication of computerization. However, the role of
computational statistics in statistical education and discovery, including the big data analyses, has been
under-recognized even by peer statisticians. Especially in the presence of massive data coming with more
heterogeneity we need to change our statistical thinking in order to adapt classical statistics, still invaluable in the
context of big data analysis, and software developments in statistics that address new challenges. Moreover, the data
which come from two or more sources and are characterized by different stochastic mechanisms may sometimes be
mixed and registered together, which leads to polluted samples. For all these cases the traditional stochastic models,
suitable for primary events (the ones which actually occur) may not be appropriate for description of registered events
(observed data) unless necessary modifications are introduce.
The adaptation process should be based on incorporating into curriculums the topics as: exploratory data
analysis(EDA) and visualization, advanced statistical modelling and forecasting hypothesis testing from randomized
experiments, planning of adaptive experiments, to name only a few. They all need special teaching methods based on
both statistical and computer-science tools. Similar approach can be make familiar with computationally.
My presentation covers all field Computational Statistics and the field of Data Visualization by the computational
software at present and future world. In line with the companion volumes, it contains a collection of chapters high
volume of computational areana of software which are used for computational work and visualization that run the
world at a glance. Data Visualization is an active area of application and research and this is a good time to gather
together a summary of current knowledge. Graphic displays are often very effective at communicating information.
They are also very often not effective at communicating information. Two important reasons for this state of affairs are
that graphics can be produced with a few clicks of the mouse without any thought, and that the design of graphics is
not taken seriously in many scientific textbooks. Data visalization is more important part of computational Statistics.
This part shows all computational scenaio of the calculating areana by the dashboard and users easily detemine their
acts easily. My presentation covers all area at present world's computational software and describe easily how to work
such kind of software with visualization. This volume of the presentation of Computational Statistics takes Data
visualization tools which provide an accessible way to see and understand trends, patterns in data, and outliers, data
visualization tools and technologies are essential to analyzing massive amounts of information and making data driven
decisions, the concept of using pictures is to understand data that has been used for centuries