Let X~ Pareto (0) be a random variable with the Pareto distribution, whose pdf is given fr(x: 0) = { x=(¹+1), x>1

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Section12.4: Discrete Random Variables; Applications To Decision Making
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Let X~ Pareto (0) be a random variable with the Pareto distribution, whose pdf is given by
= {1+-+*)
[¼x−(¹+1), x>1
x <i
fx(x; 0) =
Transcribed Image Text:Let X~ Pareto (0) be a random variable with the Pareto distribution, whose pdf is given by = {1+-+*) [¼x−(¹+1), x>1 x <i fx(x; 0) =
4.
By taking the pivot
Y = H (ÔMLE, 0)
=
nÔMLE
0
write down an expression for two-sided the (1 - a) confidence interval CI(0; a) = [la, ua] such
that
P(la ≤ ≤ua) = 1 - α.
Transcribed Image Text:4. By taking the pivot Y = H (ÔMLE, 0) = nÔMLE 0 write down an expression for two-sided the (1 - a) confidence interval CI(0; a) = [la, ua] such that P(la ≤ ≤ua) = 1 - α.
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