Statistics Foundations of statistics Concept
Statistical model
Summary
A statistical model is a set of probability distributions that are candidates for the law of the observed data. It fixes what is assumed about the data before any inference is made. Every method of statistical inference starts from a model, and its guarantees hold only under the laws in that model.
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