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Point Estimation I

2014
A point estimator gives a single value as an estimate of a parameter. For example, \(\overline{Y } = 10.54\) is a point estimate of the population mean μ.
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Unbiased point estimators

1980
We begin by revising some basic ideas. The probability density function of a random variable may contain one or more unknown parameters. One task of statistical analysis is to find ‘reasonable’ estimates of such parameters. This may sound coldly abstract since it springs from describing a mathematical model of a real situation.
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In-field pose estimation of grape clusters with combined point cloud segmentation and geometric analysis

Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 2022
Lufeng Luo, yunzhi zhang
exaly  

Point Estimation

2013
Felix Abramovich, Ya’acov Ritov
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Point Estimation II

2014
Unbiased estimators and mean squared error should be familiar to the reader. A UMVUE is an unbiased point estimator, and complete sufficient statistics are crucial for UMVUE theory. Want point estimators to have small bias and small variance. An estimator with bias that goes to 0 and variance that goes to the FCRLB as the sample size n goes to infinity
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Point Estimation Methods

1996
In our discussion of point estimation, we have yet to present any generally applicable procedures that lead to specific functional forms for estimators of q(Θ) and that can be relied upon to define estimators that generally have good estimator properties.
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