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Population Sample Derive rules on No. ... One way to correct for this kind of " error fitting " is to use the derived rules to com- pute the parameter estimate on an inde- pendent sample from the same population .
Population Sample Derive rules on No. ... One way to correct for this kind of " error fitting " is to use the derived rules to com- pute the parameter estimate on an inde- pendent sample from the same population .
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mentioned examples of using sample data to derive empirical rules for maximizing some function . We must first get clear as to what's meant by population parameter . In this in- stance , it is when the very best sample weights we can ...
mentioned examples of using sample data to derive empirical rules for maximizing some function . We must first get clear as to what's meant by population parameter . In this in- stance , it is when the very best sample weights we can ...
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combined sample were independently evalu- ated to determine the presence of meaningful variables predictive of wage and salary ... Three different types of predictor variables were evaluated with respect to each of the three samples ( A ...
combined sample were independently evalu- ated to determine the presence of meaningful variables predictive of wage and salary ... Three different types of predictor variables were evaluated with respect to each of the three samples ( A ...
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Toward Fusion | 1 |
Relationship of Trust and the Objectivity of Performance Criteria to Success | 4 |
Chapter | 7 |
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