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Theory of point estimation (Wiley series in probability and mathematical statistics) - Hardcover
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An account of point estimation in Euclidean sample space, this text covers numerous applications to exponential and group families and offers a systematic discussion of the rich body of statistical problems relevant to these subjects. Together with the authors' "Testing Statistical Hypotheses", this text is designed for graduate-level courses in the theory and applications of mathematical statistics.
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... This is a very special book. It will surely be the standard reference on estimation theory for years to come.
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