Statistics Foundations of statistics Concept
Sampling distribution
Summary
The sampling distribution of a statistic is its probability distribution when the data are random. It describes how the statistic would vary if the sampling were repeated many times. Standard errors, confidence intervals and p-values of frequentist inference are all computed from sampling distributions.
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| MSC | 62E15, 62A01 |
| Specializes | Probability distribution |
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