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I'm taking a statistical learning class, and I need to brush up on my calculus. I already took calculus and probability several years ago, but I have a bad memory.
Are there any good books or general resources that give a review of calculus with a probability and statistics slant? I noticed that most calculus books give examples in the context of physics. In general, I'm looking for a book like Calculus Refresher, except more targeted towards probability and statistics.
Andre Khuri's Advanced Calculus with Applications in Statistics comes to mind first (Amazon link).
I browsed a few chapters of it some time ago and from what I remember it contains what you're looking for.
