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The Statistical Behaviour of Some Least Squares Estimators of the Centre and Radius of a Circle

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In this article, the statistical behavior of some least squares estimators of the center and radius of a circle is examined and the asymptotic consistency of the estimators is investigated.
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This paper examines the statistical behaviour of some least squares estimators of the centre and radius of a circle. Two error models are used. The asymptotic consistency of the estimators is investigated. Where asymptotic consistency is established, asymptotic covariance matrices are obtained. A small sample simulation study gives results showing the same pattern as those of the asymptotic theory.

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