Statistical Data Analysis - Sherry Towers
4.7 Pearson 's X2 test 61 5 General concepts of parameter estimation 64 5.1 Samples, estimators, bias 64 5.2 Estimators for mean, variance, covariance 66 6 The method of maximum likelihood 70 6.1 ML estimators 70 6.2 Example of an ML estimator: an exponential distribution 72 6.3 Example of ML estimators: J..L and 0-2 of a Gaussian 74
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