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Let X1,..., X, be a random sample from the following probability distribution
x +1
0(0 + 1)`
fx(x)
x > 0, 0 elsewhere,
%3D
and 0> 0.
(a) Show that f belongs to a regular exponential family.
(b) Find a complete sufficient statistics S of 0.
(c) Find its expected value and its variance of S.
Transcribed Image Text:Let X1,..., X, be a random sample from the following probability distribution x +1 0(0 + 1)` fx(x) x > 0, 0 elsewhere, %3D and 0> 0. (a) Show that f belongs to a regular exponential family. (b) Find a complete sufficient statistics S of 0. (c) Find its expected value and its variance of S.
Amsiver (@ A famidy of
fodf is called
Exponential Family if it can
an
be expressed as
f(xle) = h(x) cco) exp(Q(O). T(X)
Now
-240
e
f(a1@)= (X+1) •
OCO+1)
exF{-6
Comparing with (1)
hex) = (x+1)
we get
C(O) =
TeR) = X
Hence f belongs
family.
to reqular exponential
(6)
) To find the complete sufficient
statistic
S of o
we use the
following the orem .
Theoremo fet X,, X2 ,
Xn be
iid
observations from an exponential family
with odf of the form
frx1o)= hcx) c@☺ exf ( Q0), TCX)
Them
S= E TCX) es
complete
sufficient statistic .
As, fexl@) belongs to
exponential
family and
TX) = 2
:-
Complete suffricient statistic
ΣΤΚ)
T(X)
131
ズー
complete
suffecient statistic
Therefore, A
of0
Transcribed Image Text:Amsiver (@ A famidy of fodf is called Exponential Family if it can an be expressed as f(xle) = h(x) cco) exp(Q(O). T(X) Now -240 e f(a1@)= (X+1) • OCO+1) exF{-6 Comparing with (1) hex) = (x+1) we get C(O) = TeR) = X Hence f belongs family. to reqular exponential (6) ) To find the complete sufficient statistic S of o we use the following the orem . Theoremo fet X,, X2 , Xn be iid observations from an exponential family with odf of the form frx1o)= hcx) c@☺ exf ( Q0), TCX) Them S= E TCX) es complete sufficient statistic . As, fexl@) belongs to exponential family and TX) = 2 :- Complete suffricient statistic ΣΤΚ) T(X) 131 ズー complete suffecient statistic Therefore, A of0
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