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Estimation (or estimating) is the
process of
finding an
estimate or approximation,
which is a
value that is
usable for some
purpose even if
input data...
- In statistics,
point estimation involves the use of
sample data to
calculate a
single value (known as a
point estimate since it
identifies a
point in some...
- In statistics,
kernel density estimation (KDE) is the
application of
kernel smoothing for
probability density estimation, i.e., a non-parametric method...
- In statistics,
maximum likelihood estimation (MLE) is a
method of
estimating the
parameters of an ****umed
probability distribution,
given some observed...
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estimation in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Estimation is the
process of
finding a
usable approximation of a result.
Estimation may also refer...
- In statistics,
probability density estimation or
simply density estimation is the
construction of an estimate,
based on
observed data, of an unobservable...
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through weight-
estimation formulas.
These formulas base
their findings on the child's age and tape-based
systems of
weight estimation. Of the many formulas...
- order-of-magnitude
problem (or order-of-magnitude estimate,
order estimation), is an
estimation problem designed to
teach dimensional analysis or approximation...
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value of the
dependent variable, yi{\displaystyle y_{i}}. One
method of
estimation is
ordinary least squares. This
method obtains parameter estimates that...
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estimation is the use of
sample data to
estimate an
interval of
possible values of a
parameter of interest. This is in
contrast to
point estimation,...