What does PE stand for?

Point Estimate

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However, it would have been more helpful if the confidence intervals had "fit" the point estimates for the Numeric Pain Rating Scale (NPRS) and the Neck Disability Index (NDI).

On "Manual therapy, exercise, and traction for patients with cervical ...

It tells you not only what your point estimate should be but also the likelihood of other types of outcomes occurring.

Reserve supply: like many parts of the insurance industry, reserving ...

Nonetheless, the point estimates and their probabilities can be a reasonably good approximation of what is known as a continuous probability distribution, especially if there are enough of them.

Management accounting--decision management: in the second of his two ...

All point estimates were weighted, with empirically estimated standard errors used to account for clustering.

Prevalence of Plasmodium falciparum infection in rainy season, ...

Comparing the results in Table 1 without spatial errors for the base model and the model with the smallest credibility interval, the CALINE4 model, the point estimate is nearly 18% greater (in absolute value) for the base model and the credible interval is more than 45% wider for the base model when compared with that obtained from the CALINE4 model.

Assessing uncertainty in spatial exposure models for air pollution ...

which implies the lack of a distributional assumption) is a valid alternative to a 95% confidence interval, then Wilson's point estimate simplifies to (1 - w)p + (w)[1/2] = [x + 2]/[n + 4].

A discussion of binomial interval estimators on the boundary

Since 2000, the point estimate is actually negative.

Is inflation changing its ways?

The point estimates indicate that each of the three effects has an appreciable impact on aggregate volatility.

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