Three Original Math and Proba Challenges, with Tutorial

While having myself a strong mathematical background, I have developed an entire data science and machine learning framework (mostly for data science automation) that is almost free of mathematics, and known as deep data science. You will see that you can learn serious statistical concepts (including limit theorems) without knowing mathematics, much less probabilities or random variables. Anyway, for algorithms processing large volume of data in nearly real-time, computational complexity is still very important: read my article about how bad so many modern algorithms are and could benefit from some lifting, with faster processing time allowing to take into account more metrics, more data, and more complicated metrics, to provide better results. It looks like f(n), as n tends to infinity, is infinitely smaller than log n, log(log n), log(log(log n))), and so on, no matter how many (finite number of) nested log's you have.