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generalized-moments stands for the econometric technique of "generalized method of moments", a method of quadratically combining multiple "generalized moments", or "estimating equations", to obtain parameter estimates, their standard errors, and test statistics in single and multiple-equation, cross-sectional, time-series, and panel data models.
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How to make a GMM from a Histogram to give a probability?
I have a histogram that looks like the following:
From the data, I can see that this histogram shows two obvious curves. If I make the claim that they are from two Gaussians, how can I make a Gauss …
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