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Problem 1: 10 points Assume that a random variable X follows the Poisson distribution with intensity-A, that is k! for k 0,1,2, . Using the identity (valid for all real t) exp(t) = Σ冠. k! k=0 derive the probability that X takes an even value, that is PIX is even
Problem 10: 10 points Assume that a random variable (L) follows the exponential distribution with intensity λ-1. Given L-u, a random variable Y has the Poisson distribution with parameter - u. 1. Derive the marginal distribution of Y and evaluate probabilities, PY=n] , for n = 0,1,2, 2. Find the expectation of Y, that is E Y 3. Find the variance of Y, that is Var Y
Assumptions from problem #2 Problem 3: 10 points Continue with the same assumptions as in Problem 2. Recall that a random variable, Z, has the Gamma distribution with the density: fz (z) = λ2 z exp[-λ z] for z > 0, and fz(z) = 0, elsewhere. Conditionally given Z = z, a random variable, U, is uniformly distributed over the interval, (0, z) 1. Find conditional expectation. EZIU = ul. 2. Find conditional variance, VARZİU-ul 3. Find conditional expectation, E...
Poisson Distribution Question Problem 2: Let the random variable X be the number of goals scored in a soccer game, and assume it follows Poisson distribution with parameter λ 2, t 1, i.e. X-Poisson(λ-2, t Recall that the PMF of the Poisson distribution is P(X -x) - 1) e-dt(at)*x-0,1,2,.. x! a) Determine the probability that no goals are scored in the game b) Determine the probability that at least 3 goals are scored in the game. c) Consider the event...
Problem 2. (16 pts.) Assume that claim frequency N is Poisson distributed with probability mass function FAN\A=(n|A) = P(N = n(A = 1) = (20)". 2-24 for n=0,1,2, .... Unknown parameter is viewed as a random variable A with density function nu re- 10 0, <0. (a) Please derive the marginal probability mass function of N. (b) Please derive the conditional probability density funciton of A, given N = n in general, for every n >0. (c) Please derive the...
Suppose X has a Poisson(λ) distribution (a) Show that E(X(X-1)(X-2) . .. (X-k + 1)} for k > 1. b) Using the previous part, find EX (c) Determine the expected value of the random variable Y 1/(1 + X). (d) Determine the probability that X is even. Note: Simplify the answers. The final results should be expressed in terms of λ and elementary operations (+- x ), with the only elementary function used being the exponential
Recall that a discrete random variable X has Poisson distribution with parameter λ if the probability mass function of X Recall that a discrete random variable X has Poisson distribution with parameter λ if the probability mass function of X is r E 0,1,2,...) This distribution is often used to model the number of events which will occur in a given time span, given that λ such events occur on average a) Prove by direct computation that the mean of...
Problem 4 [10 points Assume that variables, (X1, X2, with the same Consider Y-Σ, xi. АЗ, }, conditionally, given Q, are independent Bernoulli distributed parameter, Q. The marginal distribution of Q is uniform over the unit interval (o, Hint Use the identity (valid for integer a 20 and b 2 0): a! b! 1. Find marginal distribution of Y, for k 0,1,2,3. 2. Derive the conditional density for Q, given that Y -2 3. Derive conditional expectation and conditional variance...
PROBABILITY QUESTION The Poisson distribution is a useful discrete distribution which can be used to model the number of occur rences of something per unit time. If X is Poisson distributed, i.e. X Poisson(λ), its probability mass function takes the following form: oisson distributed, i.e. X - Assume now we have n identically and independently drawn data points from Poisson(A) :D- {r1,...,Xn Question 3.1 [5 pts] Derive an expression for maximum likelihood estimate (MLE) of λ. Question 3.2 5pts Assume...
Problem 5: 10 points Assume that a discrete random variable, N, is Poisson distributed with the rate, λ = 3. Given N = n, the random variable, X, conditionally has the binomial distribution, Bin [N +1, 0.4] 1. Evaluate the marginal expectation of X. 2. Evaluate the marginal variance of X