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On estimation of population mean based on two measurements

Saralees Nadarajah, Rui Li, Rasool Roozegar, Ali Dolati

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There are many estimators for population mean: arithmetic mean, median, root mean square, geometric mean, harmonic mean, and so forth. Which one is the best? Here, we answer this question given two measurements from a uniform distribution.

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There are many estimators for population mean: arithmetic mean, median, root mean square, geometric mean, harmonic mean, and so forth. Which one is the best? Here, we answer this question given two measurements from a uniform distribution.

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There are many estimators for population mean: arithmetic mean, median, root mean square, geometric mean, harmonic mean, and so forth. Which one is the best? Here, we answer this question given two measurements from a uniform distribution.

Key concepts: Harmonic mean, Population mean, Estimator, Geometric mean, Root mean square, Mean squared error, Statistics, Mathematics

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