Associations to the word «Estimator»
Noun
- Variance
- Likelihood
- Median
- Estimation
- Regression
- Bias
- Parameter
- Deviation
- Eyewitness
- Mean
- Maximum
- Sampling
- Statistic
- Estimate
- Kaplan
- Variable
- Hodges
- Ml
- Error
- Stein
- Square
- Kernel
- Consistency
- Probability
- Rao
- Coefficient
- Huber
- Correlation
- Matrix
- Sample
- Entropy
- Theorem
- Dl
- Inference
- Distribution
- Surrogate
- Merritt
- Assumption
- Filter
- Vector
- Calibration
- Zero
- Spacing
- Regularity
- Connectivity
- Statistics
- Efficiency
- Validation
- Sen
- Optimization
Adjective
- Biased
- Squared
- Robust
- Gaussian
- Sample
- Bias
- Invariant
- Weighted
- Conditional
- Consistent
- Optimal
- Linear
- Fuzzy
- Efficient
- Inefficient
- Symmetric
- Maximum
- Quadratic
- Statistical
- Xi
- Adaptive
- Orthogonal
- Minimum
- Inconsistent
- Arithmetic
- Posterior
- Random
- Variable
- Finite
- Nonlinear
- Empirical
- Convex
- Zero
- Endogenous
- Fractional
- Stochastic
- Spectral
- Explanatory
- Constrained
Adverb
Wiktionary
ESTIMATOR, noun. A person who estimates, especially one who estimates costs
ESTIMATOR, noun. (mathematics) A function of a random sample of a population used to estimate some parameter of the whole population
Dictionary definition
ESTIMATOR, noun. An expert at calculation (or at operating calculating machines).
Wise words
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