10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNBIASSEDNESS»
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Breakthroughs in Statistics: Foundations and basic theory. ...
We may further assume the property of unbiassedness of the estimating functions
viz., E(t) = 0, in which case the function t has to be determined subject to the
conditions E(t) = 0 and E(t — 9)2 is minimum. As no simple solution exists
satisfying ...
Samuel Kotz, Norman Lloyd Johnson, 1993
2
Probability and statistics in particle physics
1 8.4 UNBIASSEDNESS Consistency is a property that describes the behaviour
of an estimator when the sample size increases to infinity, but says nothing about
its behaviour for finite data sets. For example, in the last section we just saw that ...
A. G. Frodesen, O. Skjeggestad, H. Tøfte, 1979
3
The Advanced Theory of Statistics: Inference and relationship
C) If Hx is composite, and (23.53) holds for every member of Hx, w is said to be
an unbiassed critical region against Ht. It should be noted that unbiassedness
does not require that the power function should actually have a regular minimum
at ...
Maurice George Kendall, Alan Stuart, 1976
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Selected papers of C.R. Rao
We may further assume the property of unbiassedness of the estimating functions
viz., E(t) = 6, in which case the function t has to be determined subject to the
conditions E(t) = 6 and E(t—d)2 is a minimum. As no simple solution exists
satisfying ...
Calyampudi Radhakrishna Rao, Somesh Das Gupta, 1994
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A Collection of Scarce and Valuable Tracts: On the Most ...
For which account, I need not be ashamed to acquaint the reader I am chiefly
obliged to Dr Heylin's useful histories, (of whom more hereafter,) an author of that
undoubted credit, unbiassedness, coolness, exactness, and faithfulness, that the
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Sir Walter Scott, Baron John Somers Somers, 1813
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The Select Anti-patronage Library: Consisting Chiefly of ...
Now this gentleman's unbiassedness, candour, and ingenuity is such, that if, in
all the first three centuries, after his diligent inquiry, he had but found one single
instance that seemed to condemn popular elections, or to countenance calls, ...
7
Evaluation and Research Program of the U.S. Censuses of ...
As stated by Kendall and Stuart [10], "For practical purposes, a negative point
estimate of a non-negative quantity is inadmissible, and is usually replaced by
the estimate zero (although this removes the unbiassedness of the estimator)." It
was ...
8
Contributions to the Theory of Games
"Similarity, unbiassedness, minimaxibility and admissibility of statistical test
procedures" Skand. Aktuarietidskr. 36 (1953) 64-86. 872. *SVERDRUP, ERLING.
"Weight functions and minimox procedures in the theory of statistical inference"
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Albert William Tucker, Robert Duncan Luce, 1959
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Britain's Sixteen Year Olds
This procedure depends upon assumptions about the unbiassedness of the data
at these previous ages, and presentsaproblem which cannotbeentirely resolved
within the present study. Taking these reservations into account, it seems that ...
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A Collection of Scarce and Valuable Tracts, on the Most ...
For which Account, l need not be ashamed to acquaint the Reader, I> am' chiefly
obliged to Dr. Hey/in's useful Histories, (of whom more hereafter) an Author of
thatundoubted Credit, Unbiassedness, Coolness, Exactness, and Faithfulness,
that ...
