STAT When it says it is modeled by a normal random variable, same as normally distri
The title says it, I get really confused when to use central limit theoreom or when to use unbiased estimate with standard error
Original post by koolgurl14
The title says it, I get really confused when to use central limit theoreom or when to use unbiased estimate with standard error
I'm not quite sure what you're asking - don't you use the CLT to model something with an unbiased estimate of the mean and standard error?Quick Reply
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