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Kernel Density Estimates

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Kernel density estimation is 1 method of estimating an overall distribution from finitely many sample points. To estimate a distribution’s density function, methods assuming a parametric model (normal, exponential, gamma distributions, etc.) are used. When a distribution cannot be described with a parametric model, nonparametric estimation is used. Kernel density estimation is a representative example. https://scrapbox.io/files/65e723ba7115b60024040ac6.png #analysis

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