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Date: 2012-09-18 20:28:37
Statistics
Estimation theory
Variogram
M-estimator
Generalized least squares
Normal distribution
Linear regression
Estimator
Ordinary least squares
Mean squared error
Regression analysis
L-estimator

Variogram estimation in the presence of trend

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