Example 17-34. Let x1, x2, ..., x, denote random sample of size n from a uniform population with p.d.f. : {x, 6) = 1 ; 0 – sxsO +!,--<0< ∞ Obtain M.L.E. for 0.
Example 17-34. Let x1, x2, ..., x, denote random sample of size n from a uniform population with p.d.f. : {x, 6) = 1 ; 0 – sxsO +!,--<0< ∞ Obtain M.L.E. for 0.
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Transcribed Image Text:.., x, denote random sample of size n from a uniform
fx, 0) = 1 ;0-글sxs0+,-
Example 17-34. Let x1, X2, -
population with p.d.f. :
- 0o < 0 <∞
2
Obtain M.L.E. for 0.
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