Does there general formula for k-Statistic?

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The discussion centers on the existence of a general formula for the k-Statistic. Participants reference the k-Statistic's relationship with U-statistics, highlighting its derivation from combinatorial principles. Key resources include MathWorld and Wikipedia, which provide foundational knowledge and mathematical context. The consensus is that while a general formula exists, its complexity varies based on the specific application and parameters involved.

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  • Understanding of U-statistics and their properties
  • Familiarity with combinatorial mathematics
  • Basic knowledge of statistical inference
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Does there general formula for k-Statistic? If yes, what is this formula? How to derive it ?
 
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