What Is a Statistical Model?¶
McCullagh, P. (2002). What Is a Statistical Model?. Annals of Statistics, 30(5), 1225-1310.
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- Statistical Model
- McCullagh describes the conventional foundation as a set of probability distributions on a sample space and distinguishes a parameterized model as a parameter set together with a map into that space of distributions.
This sourceDefines conventional and parameterized models and develops design, domain-extension, and parameter-meaning requirements.
- McCullagh describes the conventional foundation as a set of probability distributions on a sample space and distinguishes a parameterized model as a parameter set together with a map into that space of distributions.
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