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In this paper a new parameter estimation based criterion for two-point resolution is proposed. Unlike the classical resolution criteria, the new criterion takes account of noise and systematic errors. A resolution limit in terms of the observations is derived. This limit depends on the point spread function used and the degree of coherence supposed. For statistical observations the probability of resolution as a function of the SNR is derived. This probability can be used as a performance measure in the assessment of optical instruments.