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The first estimator is a standard estimator suggested in reference textbooks on model-assisted sampling.

This perfectly in line with estimates obtained with a standard OLS estimator.

It can be observed that since two out of eight colliding tags have the same postpreamble, the channel cannot be estimated correctly by a standard LS estimator, and the MMSE receiver cannot recover from this collision.

Column (1) shows the results obtained with a standard OLS estimator and column (2) those obtain with the Poisson PML estimator.

As a first step, a standard DD estimator is implemented by comparing the change in the outcome of women aged 30 to 34 (affected by the policy) with the change in the outcome of men of the same age group (unaffected by the policy) between pre- and post-policy period, assuming that the outcomes of both groups would have had a parallel trend in the absence of the policy.

P-values and CI are based on a standard variance estimator.

A standard error estimator can be derived using the asymptotic theory published by Pepe [ 13] and results of Lin [ 16]; however, it is neither mathematically nor computationally simple.

The standard estimator of (epsilon ) is (hat{epsilon } = frac{e}{m},) where (e) is the total number of misclassified examples.

The standard estimator for time-to-event distributions is the Kaplan-Meier estimator, and a key element of this method is the ability to handle data that are censored.

It is clear from the formulation of the standard estimator (1, see Methods and Additional file 1: Figure S2) that shared rare alleles can have a substantial influence on estimates in the GRM.

We address this problem by presenting a standard-compliant estimator for the square-magnitude of the frequency-dependent crosstalk channels that uses only functionality existing in today's standards.