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For the estimable parameter of degree 2, throughout this paper, we consider 02 with h2 such that h2(x, x) and h2(x, x)=0 for any x, yEX. As estimators of estimable parameters, U-statistics and differentiable statistical functions are well known. (See, for example, Hoeffding (1948) and von Mises (1947).) For an estimable parameter of degree 1, the U-statistic is identical with the differ entiable statistical function, which is given by