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Accuracy assessments published for land change studies should report the information required to produce the stratified estimator of change area and to construct confidence intervals.

Based on the results in Fig. 1, the MLE of the change point is obtained at t = 20 while the EWMA built-in estimator of change point is obtained at t = 17.

Then, the maximum likelihood estimators of change points designed for both step changes and linear-trend disturbances are derived.

To do this, we proposed a new SØrensen similarity index based on estimators of change in community composition taking into account the detection probability of species.

Since U k = ∑ i = 1 k ln λ X i − k n ∑ i = 1 n ln λ X i = ∑ i = 1 k ln X i − k n ∑ i = 1 n ln X i, are not related to the scale parameter λ, then if we know in advance or by test that there is a change in the shape parameter, we may define the estimator of the change point τ 0 as τ ˆ = 1 n min { k : | U k | = max 1 ≤ j ≤ n | U j | }. (4).

Horváth and Kokoszka [6] gave an estimator of the change point in a long-range dependent series.

This model is used to derive the maximum likelihood estimator of the change point, denoted by (hat{tau }).

The process is modeled and the maximum likelihood estimator of the change point is derived in "Process modeling and MLE derivation" section.

This suggests that, also for the plantar flexion range, internal foot deformation plays an important role in causing changes in foot plate angle to be an inadequate estimator of angular changes at the talocrural joint.

The maximum likelihood estimator of the change-point is the solution of (frac{d}{mathrm{d}x}log (phi )=0) with (mu), (sigma), and p replaced by maximum likelihood estimates.

According to the above, maximum likelihood estimator of one of change-points is (hat{mu }).