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This tag is ambiguous. Use it when the question is about sample size and NONE of the following are more appropriate: [small-sample], [large-data], [statistical-power], [underdetermined], or [unbalanced-classes].
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Standard errors of regression coefficients based on sample size
For any particular nonlinear regression: $$Y_i = f(\mathbb{x_i},\theta) + \epsilon_i, i=1,...,n$$ I currently have standard errors for each of the $\theta_j$ obtained via the Gauss-Newton algorithm
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