Lecture

Statistical Estimation: Properties and Distributions

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This lecture covers the estimation of parameters in statistics, including the quality of estimates and their distribution. It discusses how sample size affects the accuracy of estimates and the statistical properties of Bernoulli random variables. The instructor explains how to calculate the variance and standard error of estimators, emphasizing the importance of unbiasedness. Various distributions, such as the normal distribution, are explored in the context of statistical estimation.

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