To find the Maximum Likelihood Estimator, the professor require us to follow and note 4 steps:
1. find L(θ) = product of all the f(XI, θ)
2. take ln(L(θ))
3. take d/dθ of ln(L(θ)) and set the derivative to 0
4. solve for θ
I did:
1) P(X > k) = 1-P(x <= k) = 1-integral of f(k) from 0 to k
2) find the function in terms of θ
But I'm not sure what to do with the θ function, as it doesn't have xi and I'm not sure how to find L(θ) with what I have
To find the Maximum Likelihood Estimator, the professor require us to follow and note 4 steps:...
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