[R] SE from nleqslv

[Bert Gunter]

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> Well, the delta method springs to mind, but it really depends on how and where noise is being injected into the system. All we have been told is that the estimates are obtained as a solution to a nonlinear equation, and that can mean many things. Presumably there are some observations somewhere, with a distribution, etc.

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