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The importance of proper model specification in stereology

It is desired to estimate, for a given phase Y of a 2-phase 3-dimensional opaque specimen X, its volume fraction VV, surface fraction SV and integral of mean curvature fraction KV. Various estimates of these resulting from a random plane section (or sections) of X itself (the RESTRICTED case) are compared on the basis of bias, mean square error and likely feasibility in practice.

R. E. Miles

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