In statistical estimation problems ( such as maximum likelihood or Bayesian inference ), credible intervals or confidence intervals for the solution can be estimated from the inverse of the final Hessian matrix.
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According to other statistical estimations, in 1787 in civil Slavonia there were 265, 670 inhabitants, and in 1804 / 1805 there were 286, 349 inhabitants, but from that number clergy and nobility were excluded.
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Obviously the parameter learning for simple distributions is a very well studied field that is called statistical estimation and there is a very long bibliography on different estimators for different kinds of simple known distributions.
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The issue before the court sounds technical : Whether the Census Bureau, in conducting the 2000 count, can legally supplement its usual head-by-head enumeration with a statistical estimation, or sampling, to get a more accurate population figure.
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Rasch models embody this principle because their formal structure permits algebraic separation of the person and item parameters, in the sense that the person parameter can be " eliminated " during the process of statistical estimation of item parameters.
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The Pearl Index is sometimes used as a statistical estimation of the number of unintended pregnancies in 100 woman-years of exposure ( e . g . 100 women over one year of use, or 10 women over 10 years ).
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A dispute over the use of statistical estimation methods was ended by the Supreme Court in January, with a ruling that estimation cannot be used for the basic set of numbers used to redistribute seats in the House of Representatives.
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Subsequent statistical estimations from the second half of the 19th century ( conducted during Austro-Hungarian period ) counted Bunjevci and ` okci as " others " and presented them separately from Croats ( in 1910 Austro-Hungarian census, 70, 000 Bunjevci were categorized as " others " ).
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Ultimately, the court agrees with plaintiff's assertion that " [ d ) efendants'argument that Congress eliminated a 200-year-old prohibition against the use of statistical estimation techniques in the constitutional census by way of a permissive negative inference from an exception to a statutory mandate is wholly implausible . " . ..
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The International Red Cross reports that seven out of ten Haitians live on less than US $ 2 a day, however, stated below " such statistical estimations should be looked upon very skeptically because of the fact that the average Haitian and Haitian family has to and does spend a lot more than that daily.
