LetX1,...,X10 be a random sample from a population with meanμand variance σ2.Consider the following estimators for...
LetX1,...,X10 be a random sample from a population with meanμand variance σ2.Consider the following estimators for μ:ˆΘ1=(X1+···+X10)/10,ˆ Θ2=(3X1−2X5+ 3X10)/2.
Are these estimators unbiased (i.e. is their expectation equal toμ)?
A. Both estimators are unbiased. B. Both estimators are biased.C. Only the second is unbiased. D. Only the first is unbiased.E. Insufficient information.
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mean. Let X1; : : : ;X10
be a random sample from a population with mean and variance 2.
Consider the
following estimators for estimating :
^
1 =
X1 + X2 + + X10
10
; ^
2 =
3X1 ? 2X5 + 3X10
2
:
Compute the variance of the estimators.
A. V[^
1] = 2=10, V[^
2] = 112=2 B. V[^
1] = 32=2, V[^
2] =...
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In many problems we interested in estimation of the population
mean. Let X1; : : : ;X10
be a random sample from a population with mean and variance 2.
Consider the
following estimators for estimating :
^
1 =
X1 + X2 + + X10
10
; ^
2 =
3X1 ? 2X5 + 3X10
2
:
Compute the variance of the estimators.
A. V[^
1] = 2=10, V[^
2] = 112=2 B. V[^
1] = 32=2, V[^
2] =...
3. You have two independent random samples: XiXX from a population with mean In and variance σ2 and Y, Y2, , , , , Y,n from a population with mean μ2 and variance σ2. Note that the two populations share a common variance. The two sample variances are Si for the first sample and Si for the second. We know that each of these is an unbiased estimator of the common population variance σ2, we also know that both of...
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