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It has been suggested that this article be
merged
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estimation theory
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There are many different ways of discussing
statistical estimation
.
Goals
Point estimation
Interval estimation
Regression analysis
/
model building
Approaches/philosophies
frequentist, or
classical
Bayesian estimation
Methods
Maximum likelihood estimation
Method of moments
,
generalized method of moments
Least squares
Influence functions
?
Confidence interval
(or region)
Highest posterior density
interval/region
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