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Parametric Estimation

Technometrics, 1970
G. S. Rogers, M. T. Wasan
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Parametric Estimation.

Journal of the American Statistical Association, 1971
Robert Bohrer, M. T. Wasan
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Robust Parametric Estimation

2019
Abstract This chapter looks at issues surrounding outliers in data and methods for addressing their presence.
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Parametric estimation with a class of M-estimators

Mathematical Methods of Statistics, 2009
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Parametric Estimation Algorithms

2004
The present chapter is devoted to the presentation and use of many algorithms used for parametric identification. Many of them are based on variants of least squares using gradient techniques. Various input sequences used for system excitation in view of model identification are detailed. Several examples of identification are given.
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On parametric density estimators

Advances in Applied Probability, 1978
There is an extensive literature on estimating a probability density (or some other appropriate curve) f using statistics of the form Here X1, X2, · · ·, Xn is a sample from the population, the weight function w is constrained by suitable regularity conditions, and the sequence {bn} of band-widths satisfies bn → 0, nbn → ∞ as n → ∞.
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Non-parametric estimation

2006
Abstract In Chapters 2 and 3, we dealt with problems which entailed the estimation of the values of a few well-defined parameters; the analysis was then extended, in Chapter 4, to cover the case where there was some doubt as to their optimal number.
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Unsupervised PET logan parametric image estimation using conditional deep image prior

Medical Image Analysis, 2022
Jianan Cui, Kuang Gong, Kyungsang Kim
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Multivariate non-parametric estimates

2000
It is desirable to have a completely non-parametric estimate of a multivariate survival distribution. This has the advantage of not requiring distributional assumptions, but it does, of course, require some structural assumptions, namely, independence of groups and identical multivariate distributions for the groups.
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