Suppose a simple random sample (X, i.i.d. observations) of size n is to be taken from a Normal distribution with both parameters u and o? are unknown. Let 0 = o? be the parameter of interest. Let ô = c E1 (X, – X)² denote the estimator of 0 = o? for a specified c > 0 where c depends on n. Answer the following: a) If n = 46, Ö, is unbiased, and Var(é.) = kot then k = b) If n = 28, 6, is the MLE, and Var(6) = kot then k = c) If n = 30, 6, is the MLE, and MSE(ê,, 0) = k oʻ then k = d) If n = 13, and é, has the smallest MSE then c = Note: Use at least 4 decimal places (rounded) in all the intermediate computations and in the answer submissions.

Suppose a simple random sample (X, i.i.d. observations) of size n is to be taken from a Normal distribution with both parameters u and o? are unknown. Let 0 = o? be the parameter of interest. Let ô = c E1 (X, – X)² denote the estimator of 0 = o? for a specified c > 0 where c depends on n. Answer the following: a) If n = 46, Ö, is unbiased, and Var(é.) = kot then k = b) If n = 28, 6, is the MLE, and Var(6) = kot then k = c) If n = 30, 6, is the MLE, and MSE(ê,, 0) = k oʻ then k = d) If n = 13, and é, has the smallest MSE then c = Note: Use at least 4 decimal places (rounded) in all the intermediate computations and in the answer submissions.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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