point estimation

American  

noun

Statistics.

1. the process of determining a single estimated value point estimate of a parameter of a given population.

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Etymology

Origin of point estimation

First recorded in 1960–65

Example Sentences

Then the accounts were analyzed using a technique developed and validated by Pablo Barberá in a 2015 paper, “Birds of the Same Feather Tweet Together: Bayesian Ideal Point Estimation Using Twitter Data.”

From Salon

The December 6-7 tests met all primary and secondary goals, including "launch point estimation, ballistic tracking and discrimination performance," Raytheon, the world's biggest missile-maker, said in a draft press release.

From Reuters

It seems to me that Gilmore is one of the men generated by new events and not by Washington or West Point estimation.

From Project Gutenberg