Lecture

Sampling Distributions: Theory and Applications

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This lecture covers the fundamentals of sampling theory, limiting distributions, and estimation. It delves into the t distribution, F distribution, and convergence in distribution and probability. The instructor emphasizes the importance of understanding sampling distributions for statistical analysis.

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