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5. We have two independent samples of n observations X1,X2-…Xn and Yi,½, . …Ý, We want...
5. We have two independent samples of n observations X1, X2,... , Xn and Yi, Y2,...,...
5. We have two independent samples of n observations X1, X2,... , Xn and Yi, Y2,..., Y, We want to test the hypothesis Ho : μ®-,ty versus the alternative H, : μ*-t ,ty. (a) First, assume that the null hypothesis Ho is true and find the MLE for μ-Ae-μΥ. (b) Then plug this estimate into the log likelihood along with the MLE's μΧ-x and My to calculate the LRT statistic. (c) Is this likelihood ratio test equivalent to the test...
5. we have two independent samples of n observations X1,X2, ,x, and Yi, ½, ,y, We...
5. we have two independent samples of n observations X1,X2, ,x, and Yi, ½, ,y, We want to test the hypothesis Ho M Hy versus the alternative Hi: Hr y (a) First, assume that the null hypothesis Ho is true and find the MLE for μ Ha-μυ (b) Then plug this estimate into the log likelihood along with the MLE's μ--x and μυ-D to calculate the LRT statistic (c) Is this likelihood ratio test equivalent to the test that rejects...
5. We have two independent samples of n observations X1, X2, .. . , Xn and...
5. We have two independent samples of n observations X1, X2, .. . , Xn and Yı, Y2,.. . , Yn We want to test the hvpothesis H 0 : μΧ-My versus the alternative H1 : μΧ * My (a) First, assume that the null hypothesis Ho is true and find the MLE for μ-Ac-My (b) Then plug this estimate into the log likelihood along with the MLE's μχ-x and My-- to calculate the LRT statistic (c) Is this likelihood...
Thank you so much! 5. We have two independent samples of n observations X1,Xy,.. . ,x,...
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5. We have two independent samples of n observations X1,Xy,.. . ,x, and Y. Ya, . … We want to test the hypothesis Ho : μ,-μυ versus the alternative Hi : μ, μν. (a) First, assume that the null hypothesis Ho is true and find the MLE for μ (b) Then plug this estimate into the log likelihood along with the MLE μ'.. and 1,-j) to calculate the LRT statistic. (e) Is this likelihood ratio test...
2. Suppose that we have n independent observations x1,..., xn from a normal distribution with mean...
2. Suppose that we have n independent observations x1,..., xn from a normal distribution with mean μ and variance σ, and we want to test (a) Find the maximum likelihood estimator of μ when the null hypothesis is true. (b) Calculate the Likelihood Ratio Test Statistic 2 lo g max L(μ, σ log | max L( 1) (c) Explain as clearly as you can what happens to T when our estimate of σ2 is less than 1. (d) Show that...
2. Suppose that we have n independent observations x1,..., xn from a normal distribution with mean...
2. Suppose that we have n independent observations x1,..., xn from a normal distribution with mean μ and variance σ, and we want to test (a) Find the maximum likelihood estimator of μ when the null hypothesis is true. (b) Calculate the Likelihood Ratio Test Statistic 2 lo g max L(μ, σ log | max L( 1) (c) Explain as clearly as you can what happens to T when our estimate of σ2 is less than 1. (d) Show that...
2. Suppose that we have n independent observations x1, ,Tn from a normal distribution with mean...
2. Suppose that we have n independent observations x1, ,Tn from a normal distribution with mean μ and variance σ2, and we want to test (a) Find the maximum likelihood estimator of μ when the null hypothesis is true. (b) Calculate the Likelihood Ratio Test Statistic 7-2 log max L(μ, σ*) )-2 log ( max L(u, i) μισ (c) Explain as clearly as you can what happens to T, when our estimate of σ2 is less than 1. (d) Show...
3. Suppose that we have two independent random samples: X1, Xn are exponential(), and Y1,... ....
3. Suppose that we have two independent random samples: X1, Xn are exponential(), and Y1,... . Ym are μ. You do not need to find the critical value of exponential(μ). Find the LRT of H0 : θ the test. μ versus Ha : θ
Suppose that X1, X2, ..., Xn are independent random variables (not iid) with densities ÍXi(z10,) -.2...
Suppose that X1, X2, ..., Xn are independent random variables (not iid) with densities ÍXi(z10,) -.2 e _ θ:/z1(z > 0), where θί 〉 0, for i = 1, 2, , n. (a) Derive the form of the likelihood ratio test (LRT) statistic for testing versuS H1: not Ho. You do not have to find the distribution of the likelihood ratio test (LRT) statistic under Ho- Just find the form of the statistic. (b) From your result in part (a),...
Suppose that X1,X2, ,Xn are iid N(μ, σ2), where both parameters are unknown. Derive the likelihood...
Suppose that X1,X2, ,Xn are iid N(μ, σ2), where both parameters are unknown. Derive the likelihood ratio test (LRT) of Ho : σ2 < σ1 versus Ho : σ2 > σ.. (a) Argue that a LRT will reject Ho when w(x)S2 2 0 is large and find the critical value to confer a size α test. (b) Derive the power function of the LRT
5. We have two independent samples of n observations X1, X2,... , Xn and Yi, Y2,..., Y, We want to test the hypothesis Ho : μ®-,ty versus the alternative H, : μ*-t ,ty. (a) First, assume that the null hypothesis Ho is true and find the MLE for μ-Ae-μΥ. (b) Then plug this estimate into the log likelihood along with the MLE's μΧ-x and My to calculate the LRT statistic. (c) Is this likelihood ratio test equivalent to the test...
5. we have two independent samples of n observations X1,X2, ,x, and Yi, ½, ,y, We want to test the hypothesis Ho M Hy versus the alternative Hi: Hr y (a) First, assume that the null hypothesis Ho is true and find the MLE for μ Ha-μυ (b) Then plug this estimate into the log likelihood along with the MLE's μ--x and μυ-D to calculate the LRT statistic (c) Is this likelihood ratio test equivalent to the test that rejects...
5. We have two independent samples of n observations X1, X2, .. . , Xn and Yı, Y2,.. . , Yn We want to test the hvpothesis H 0 : μΧ-My versus the alternative H1 : μΧ * My (a) First, assume that the null hypothesis Ho is true and find the MLE for μ-Ac-My (b) Then plug this estimate into the log likelihood along with the MLE's μχ-x and My-- to calculate the LRT statistic (c) Is this likelihood...
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5. We have two independent samples of n observations X1,Xy,.. . ,x, and Y. Ya, . … We want to test the hypothesis Ho : μ,-μυ versus the alternative Hi : μ, μν. (a) First, assume that the null hypothesis Ho is true and find the MLE for μ (b) Then plug this estimate into the log likelihood along with the MLE μ'.. and 1,-j) to calculate the LRT statistic. (e) Is this likelihood ratio test...
2. Suppose that we have n independent observations x1,..., xn from a normal distribution with mean μ and variance σ, and we want to test (a) Find the maximum likelihood estimator of μ when the null hypothesis is true. (b) Calculate the Likelihood Ratio Test Statistic 2 lo g max L(μ, σ log | max L( 1) (c) Explain as clearly as you can what happens to T when our estimate of σ2 is less than 1. (d) Show that...
2. Suppose that we have n independent observations x1,..., xn from a normal distribution with mean μ and variance σ, and we want to test (a) Find the maximum likelihood estimator of μ when the null hypothesis is true. (b) Calculate the Likelihood Ratio Test Statistic 2 lo g max L(μ, σ log | max L( 1) (c) Explain as clearly as you can what happens to T when our estimate of σ2 is less than 1. (d) Show that...
2. Suppose that we have n independent observations x1, ,Tn from a normal distribution with mean μ and variance σ2, and we want to test (a) Find the maximum likelihood estimator of μ when the null hypothesis is true. (b) Calculate the Likelihood Ratio Test Statistic 7-2 log max L(μ, σ*) )-2 log ( max L(u, i) μισ (c) Explain as clearly as you can what happens to T, when our estimate of σ2 is less than 1. (d) Show...
3. Suppose that we have two independent random samples: X1, Xn are exponential(), and Y1,... . Ym are μ. You do not need to find the critical value of exponential(μ). Find the LRT of H0 : θ the test. μ versus Ha : θ
Suppose that X1, X2, ..., Xn are independent random variables (not iid) with densities ÍXi(z10,) -.2 e _ θ:/z1(z > 0), where θί 〉 0, for i = 1, 2, , n. (a) Derive the form of the likelihood ratio test (LRT) statistic for testing versuS H1: not Ho. You do not have to find the distribution of the likelihood ratio test (LRT) statistic under Ho- Just find the form of the statistic. (b) From your result in part (a),...
Suppose that X1,X2, ,Xn are iid N(μ, σ2), where both parameters are unknown. Derive the likelihood ratio test (LRT) of Ho : σ2 < σ1 versus Ho : σ2 > σ.. (a) Argue that a LRT will reject Ho when w(x)S2 2 0 is large and find the critical value to confer a size α test. (b) Derive the power function of the LRT
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