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Index is a statistic which can be used to measure human development. Index <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> calculation can use order statistic concept and the odds function. The in- <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> dex used...
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Summary: | Index is a statistic which can be used to measure human development. Index <br />
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calculation can use order statistic concept and the odds function. The in- <br />
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dex used for measuring human development is known as Human Development <br />
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Index. In measuring Human Development Index there are three used basic <br />
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dimension of human development : <br />
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1. Healthy and having long life which are measured based on life expectancy <br />
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at birth. <br />
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2. Knowledge which are measured based on adult literacy rates and gross <br />
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enrollment rates in schools. <br />
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3. Descent standard of living which are measured based on household in- <br />
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come rates. <br />
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Life expectancy at birth and household income rates can be measured by im- <br />
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plementing the approaches of linear regression model while adult literacy rates <br />
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and gross enrollment rates in school can be measured by implementing the <br />
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approaches of Binomial distribution. The unknown parameters appraisal in <br />
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linear regression and Binomial distribution model is appraised by implement- <br />
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