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Note that having more parameters requires more complicated estimation expressions, and higher-order moment estimators are known to have higher variance.

Although the Williamson et al. approach only estimates a simple population size change at some point in the past, the results are roughly compatible with those obtained under the more complicated estimation procedure employed by dadi.

Azari introduced a more complicated idea.

The first complication concerns the more complicated density estimation that is required in 2D, but this has been resolved in the herein presented 2D approaches.

This problem can be solved by utilization of advanced but more complicated channel estimation and equalization for FBMC on sub-carrier level.

The length-fixed sliding-window martingale requires more parameters, i.e., (lambda) and L, for performing change detection, which requires a more complicated prior estimation of them before usage; By the incremental sliding-window martingale, only one parameter: (lambda) is required, which inspires an extension of change detection by adaptive threshold.

Furthermore the estimation of the GGD parameters is more complicated than the estimation of the σ in case of Rayleigh distribution.

For constant population size, using data simulated under the Single Step Model (SSM) but assuming a more complicated model to perform estimation (allowing for a Two Phase Mutation model or for a Geometrical model), the current population size was underestimated and ancient size estimate was even smaller, suggesting past expansion.

GHG emissions and removals estimation for forests is more complicated and varied than estimates from many industrial sectors where emissions can often be directly measured.

These results reveal that, when modeling more complicated shapes, an optimal rotation estimation using manifold optimization techniques is superior.

It is not only so that the hypotheses are more flexible, but also the estimation is more complicated in comparison to [26].