Point estimation theory

Value distribution theory of the Gauss map of complete regular minimal surfaces has a long history, in particular, much attention has been given to this theory from the viewpoint of the Nevanlinna theory. In this article, we will establish an estimate for the Gaussian curvature of minimal surfaces in R 4 whose classical Gauss map is ramified over the set of distinct points.

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A purpose of the article is to introduce the reader to these new connections, where theory and practice meet in a wonderful way. Another objective is to point the reader to a research area with many new open questions.

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Ebook Mathematical statistics with applications: Part 1 presents the following content: Chapter 1: descriptive statistics, chapter 2: basic concepts from probability theory, chapter 3: additional topics in probability, chapter 4: sampling distributions, chapter 5: point estimation, chapter 6: interval estimation, chapter 7: hypothesis testing, chapter 8: linear regression models.

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Continued part 1, part 2 of ebook "Mathematical statistics for economics and business" provide readers with content about: point estimation theory; point estimation methods; hypothesis testing theory; hypothesis testing methods and confidence regions; math review appendix - sets, functions, permutations, combinations, notation, and real analysis;...

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This work studies the vibration of sandwich beams reinforced with carbon nanotubes (CNTs) under moving point loads. The cores of the beams are homogeneous while their two sides are made of carbon nanotube reinforced composites. The effective properties of two face sheets are estimated through a micromechanical model. A uniform distribution (UD) and four different types of functionally graded (FG) distributions, namely FG-X, FG, FG-V, FG-O, are considered.

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Drug–polymer miscibility is one of the fundamental prerequisite for the successful design and development of amorphous solid dispersion formulation. The purpose of the present work is to provide an example of the theoretical estimation of drug–polymer miscibility and solubility on the basis of Flory– Huggins (F–H) theory and experimental validation of the phase diagram.

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The purpose of this paper is to introduce the principles of GPS theory, and to provide a background for more advanced material. With that in mind, some of the theoretical treatment has been simplified to provide a starting point for a mathematically literate user of GPS who wishes to understand how GPS works, and to get a basic grasp of GPS theory and terminology.

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ALTRUISM AND THE FAMILY FIRM : SOME THEORY Columns E and F explore the impact of varying the sample definition. In Column E, the basic model is estimated on public schools only, while in Column F the 18 MSAs that have only a single district are excluded. The choice-peer group interaction coefficient is again negative in each of these specifications, significantly so (and with a substantially larger point estimate than in the basic specifications) in the latter case.

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Our results indicate only a significant reaction of interest rate swap spreads to some policy events. Among others, the rumours of the early warning for Portugal and Germany on 17 January led to a decrease of the swap spread for Portugal, pointing to increasing concerns about fiscal developments. In contrast, when the Council declared that Portugal has an excessive deficit on 5 November, swap spreads increased both for Portugal and Germany indicating a possible positive confidence effect.

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A DAVIS S NOTES BOOK! From setting up an oxygen delivery system in a hospital room to administering stat meds, this handy, pocket-sized resource helps you to deliver high-quality care. You ll have on-the-spot guidance you need to care for patients with complex medical-surgical conditions from focused assessments, immediate interventions, and follow-up care for patients who develop complications all presented from the nurse s point of view. The 3rd Edition has been completely revised, updated, and expanded to deliver all of the current information you need....

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Survival rates vary with the biological characteristics of the tumour and the stage of development at which it is detected. About 50% of patients have early disease at the time of initial diagnosis (stage I, T1, N0 – tumour confined to breast)5 , for which the prognosis is excellent; fewer than 5% of patients have metastatic disease (stage IV) at this point, although the likelihood of an initial diagnosis of advanced breast cancer tends to increase with age.

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Andrei Nikolaevich Kolmogorov (Tambov 1903, Moscow 1987) was one of the most brilliant mathematicians that the world has ever known. Incredibly deep and creative, he was able to approach each subject with a completely new point of view: in a few magnificent pages, which are models of shrewdness and imagination, and which astounded his contemporaries, he changed drastically the landscape of the subject. Most mathematicians prove what they can, Kolmogorov was of those who prove what they want....

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The great majority of Wisconsin household residents have health insurance (counting both private and public coverage). In 2008, an estimated 5,045,000 Wisconsin household residents (92%) had health insurance and 433,000 (8%) did not. This estimate is a “snapshot” of Wisconsin at one point in time (Figure 4). (Respondents report on the health insurance coverage of each household member at the time of the survey interview; interviews are conducted from February through December.

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An image is a two dimensional projection of a three dimensional scene. Hence a degeneration is introduced since no information is retained on the distance of a given point in the space. In order to extract information on the three dimensional contents of a scene from a single image it is necessary to exploit some a priori knowledge either on the features of the scene, i.e. presence/absence of architectural lines, objects sizes, or on the general behaviour of shades, textures, etc.

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Chapter 10 The Method of Maximum Likelihood 10.1 Introduction The method of moments is not the only fundamental principle of estimation, even though the estimation methods for regression models discussed up to this point (ordinary, nonlinear, and generalized least squares, instrumental variables

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Econometricians, as well as other scientists, are engaged in learning from their experience and data - a fundamental objective of science. Knowledge so obtained may be desired for its own sake, for example to satisfy our curiosity about aspects of economic behavior and/or for use in solving practical problems, for example to improve economic policymaking. In the process of learning from experience and data, description and generalization both play important roles.

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