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Questions that seek a conceptual or non-mathematical understanding of statistics.
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Meaning of completeness of a statistic? [duplicate]
From Wikipedia:
The statistic $s$ is said to be complete for the distribution of $X$ if for every measurable function $g$ (which must be independent of parameter $θ$) the following implication hol …
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How to understand degrees of freedom?
From Wikipedia, there are three interpretations of the degrees of freedom of a statistic:
In statistics, the number of degrees of freedom is the number of
values in the final calculation of a st …
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