Bernstein-type approximation using the beta-binomial distribution
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The Bernstein-type approximation using the beta-binomial distribution is proposed and studied. Both univariate and multivariate Bernstein-type approximations are studied. The uniform convergence and the degree of approximation are studied. The Bernsteintype estimators of smooth functions of population means are also proposed and studied.References
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