becslésekkel

Becslésekkel is a Hungarian term formed from the noun becslés (estimate) and the instrumental plural suffix -ekkel. It is used to indicate that a statement, result, or calculation is based on estimates rather than exact values. The phrase commonly appears in statistical, scientific, and data-analytic contexts to signal uncertainty introduced by estimation.

In statistical writing, results are frequently derived from estimators rather than known quantities. Phrases such as “becslésekkel számolt előrejelzések” (forecasts computed with estimators) or “becslésekkel származó konfidencia-intervallumok” (confidence intervals obtained from estimates) illustrate this usage. The term highlights that the reported numbers reflect estimation error and sampling variability, not exact parameters.

From a methodological perspective, using becslésekkel requires attention to the properties of the estimators involved, such as bias, variance, consistency, and efficiency. Inference based on estimates may rely on asymptotic justifications, bootstrap methods, or other techniques to assess uncertainty. Communicating that results are with estimations helps readers interpret the robustness and limitations of conclusions.

Linguistically, becslésekkel is the instrumental plural form of becslés and is used to modify nouns or verbs in a way that denotes the means or method by which something was obtained. This construction is common in technical Hungarian prose to convey that a calculation or conclusion depends on estimates rather than exact measurements.

See also: becslés, becslés-elmélet, statisztikai becslés, konfidencia-intervallum.