estimand

English

Apparently of mid-20th century coinage from Latin aestimandum, gerundive of aestimo (“I value", "I estimate”).

estimand (plural estimands)

(statistics) that which is being estimated.
- 1939, CF Roos; V von Szeliski, “The Concept of Demand and Price Elasticity--The Dynamics of Automobile Demand”, in Journal of the American Statistical Association:
  Statistics needs a term like estimand to replace the ...
- 1968, Frederick Mosteller; John W. Tukey, “Data Analysis--Including Statistics”, in Handbook of Social Psychology: Research Methods, page 106:
  We speak of the estimator's target as an estimand (as something to be estimated) rather than just as a parameter.

单词	estimand
释义	estimand English Etymology Apparently of mid-20th century coinage from Latin aestimandum, gerundive of aestimo (“I value", "I estimate”). Noun estimand (plural estimands) (statistics) that which is being estimated. 1939, CF Roos; V von Szeliski, “The Concept of Demand and Price Elasticity--The Dynamics of Automobile Demand”, in Journal of the American Statistical Association: Statistics needs a term like estimand to replace the ... 1968, Frederick Mosteller; John W. Tukey, “Data Analysis--Including Statistics”, in Handbook of Social Psychology: Research Methods, page 106: We speak of the estimator's target as an estimand (as something to be estimated) rather than just as a parameter. Anagrams Danteism, mediants, tidesman
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