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Estimative statements can be
improved in four ways;[opinion]
either by:
Adding quantitative source reliability and
confidence measures to
estimative statements[citation...
-
intelligence analysts to
convey doubt to
decision makers about a
statement of
estimative probability. The need for
analytic confidence ratings arise from analysts'...
- government, the
Estimates are an
outline of
government spending for the
following fiscal year
presented by the
cabinet to parliament. The
Estimates are drawn...
- policymakers. NIEs are
considered to be "
estimative" products, in that they
present what
intelligence analysts estimate may be the
course of ****ure events....
- The
estimated sign or
estimated symbol, ℮, (officially, the ℮-mark or the
final EC
verification mark in EU law,) can be
found on most
prepackaged products...
- A cost
estimate is the
approximation of the cost of a program, project, or operation. The cost
estimate is the
product of the cost
estimating process....
-
differential equations, an a
priori estimate (also
called an
apriori estimate or a
priori bound) is an
estimate for the size of a
solution or its derivatives...
- An
estimate is an
approximation based on
incomplete information.
Estimate may also
refer to:
Estimates,
annual preliminary budget forecasts in the Westminster...
- analysis, Cauchy's
estimate gives local bounds for the
derivatives of a
holomorphic function.
These bounds are optimal. Cauchy's
estimate is also
called Cauchy's...
-
remaining distance is
divided by the
speed previously measured to
roughly estimate the
arrival time.[citation needed] This
particular method does not take...
