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2004-07-01

MÉTODO BAYESIANO BOOTSTRAP Y UNA APLICACIÓN EN LA ESTIMACIÓN DEL PERCENTIL 85 EN INGENIERÍA DE TRÁNSITO

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Percentil 85, estimación, ingeniería de tránsito (es)
85th Quantile, Estimation, Transportation Engineering (en)

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  • Juan Carlos Correa M. Universidad Nacional de Colombia Sede Medellín
El percentil 85 juega un papel fundamental en ingeniería de tránsito. En este artículo presentamos diferentes procedimientos estadísticos, tanto paramétricos como no paramétricos, para su estimación. Mediante un ejemplo, ilustramos la diferencia entre ellos.
The 85th quantile plays an important role in transportation engineering. In this paper we present different statistical procedures for its estimation, considering both, parametric and nonparametric procedures. With an example, we illustrate the difference between them.

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Correa M., J. C. (2004). MÉTODO BAYESIANO BOOTSTRAP Y UNA APLICACIÓN EN LA ESTIMACIÓN DEL PERCENTIL 85 EN INGENIERÍA DE TRÁNSITO. Revista Colombiana De Estadística, 27(2), 99-107. https://revistas.unal.edu.co/index.php/estad/article/view/28708

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