Question 4 Let X1,...,Xn be an independent and identically distributed sequence of random variables from a population in (9o 0> 0), where go(2) = a. Show that Eg X1 = and that the moment estimator OMOM of 6, is equal to 2X. b. Show that the ML estimator OML of 0, is equal to X) = max{X1,..., X,).

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Let X1,..., Xn be an independent and identically distributed
Question 4
sequence of random variables from a population in {go 0 > 0}, where
1
g0(x)
a. Show that E.X1 = and that the moment estimator ÔÔMOM of fo is equal to 2X.
b. Show that the ML estimator ôML, of 6o is equal to X(m) = max{X1,..., X,}.
c. Find the UMVU estimator of 6o by obtaining the Rao-Blackwellization of the esti-
mator ÔMOM with respect to the statistic ÔML. You may use that êML is a complete
and sufficient statistic for 69 and that
E(X1 | X(m)) =
n+1
X(n)-
2n
Why is the resulting estimator unbiased? Why does it have smallest MSE out of all
unbiased estimators?
Transcribed Image Text:Let X1,..., Xn be an independent and identically distributed Question 4 sequence of random variables from a population in {go 0 > 0}, where 1 g0(x) a. Show that E.X1 = and that the moment estimator ÔÔMOM of fo is equal to 2X. b. Show that the ML estimator ôML, of 6o is equal to X(m) = max{X1,..., X,}. c. Find the UMVU estimator of 6o by obtaining the Rao-Blackwellization of the esti- mator ÔMOM with respect to the statistic ÔML. You may use that êML is a complete and sufficient statistic for 69 and that E(X1 | X(m)) = n+1 X(n)- 2n Why is the resulting estimator unbiased? Why does it have smallest MSE out of all unbiased estimators?
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