Lecture

Estimation Methods: Point Estimate and Maximum Likelihood

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of point estimation, discussing different estimators and how to choose between them. It explains punctual estimators, method of moments, and maximum likelihood estimation, emphasizing the calculation and properties of each method.

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