Estekarvo
Estekarvo is a term used in statistics to denote the estimated value of a population parameter obtained from a sample using a statistical estimator. It is the concrete numerical output produced by applying the estimator to observed data. The true parameter value is unknown, and the estekarvo serves as an approximation.
An estimator is a rule T(X1, ..., Xn) for a parameter θ. The estekarvo is the realized value
Key properties of estekarvo include bias, variance, and mean squared error. An unbiased estekarvo has expected
Estekarvo plays a central role in hypothesis testing, interval estimation, and decision-making under uncertainty, bridging observed