This stage's objective describes the point and pause estimations on the mean that is a part of life after death parameter of sane distribution. The mean represents the allocation's central locale or average, while the standard deviation measures the spread or instability of the data. Point estimation includes providing a specific advantage to estimate a population limit. The interval estimation supplies a range or interval of principles to estimate a population parameter, named a confidence pause. These estimations are estimated for one parametric method by using the maximum prospect, Bayesian, and Markov Chain Monte Carlo procedures. The nonparametric method consists of the start operating system and the Jackknife arrangements. Maximum likelihood is the familiar method to approximate parameters cause there are the characteristics of the unbiased estimator, consistency, and adeptness estimator. The Bayesian method is a mathematical approach based on feasibility, prior, and posterior distribution. The Markov Chain Gambling establishment technique influences Markov chains and random sampling to estimate complex anticipation distributions and involves the Bayesian method. The start operating system and Jackknife forms are the resampling techniques by repeatedly illustration samples from the available dossier.
Author(s) Details:
Autcha Araveeporn,
Department
of Statistics, School of Science, King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology
Ladkrabang, Bangkok-10520, Thailand.
Somsri
Banditvilai,
Department
of Statistics, School of Science, King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology
Ladkrabang, Bangkok-10520, Thailand.
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