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It should be clearer what is meant if we say the estimator of ge is unbiased. This is wrt to a specific data set size because otherwise, it is pessimistically biased. (And "unbiased" rather says that we got rid of the optimistic bias). I would suggest copying content from the tuning paper since it is quite nicely described there.
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It should be clearer what is meant if we say the estimator of ge is unbiased. This is wrt to a specific data set size because otherwise, it is pessimistically biased. (And "unbiased" rather says that we got rid of the optimistic bias). I would suggest copying content from the tuning paper since it is quite nicely described there.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: