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**Definition:** A parameter, also "statistical parameter", is any fixed quantity, i.e. [constant](/D/const) scalar, vector or matrix, that describes a parametrized [probability distribution](/D/dist).
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**Definition:** A parameter, also "statistical parameter", is any fixed quantity, i.e. [constant](/D/const) scalar, vector or matrix, that describes a parametrized [probability distribution](/D/dist) by influencing its [probability mass function](/D/pmf) or [probability density function](/D/pdf).
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Examples of parameters include the mean and variance parameters of a [normal distribution](/D/norm), covariance parameters in a [multivariate](/D/mvn) or [matrix](/D/matn)-normal distribution, shape and rate parameters of the [gamma distribution](/D/gam) or the vector of category probabilities in a [multinomial distribution](/D/mult).
2)Equation \eqref{eq:anova1-repara} is a special case of the [two-way analysis of variance](/D/anova2) with (i) just one factor $A$ and (ii) no interaction term. Thus, OLS estimates are identical to [that of two-way ANOVA](/P/anova2-ols), i.e. given by
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2)The [residual sum of squares](/D/rss) for the reparametrized model is
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