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please help with all of these questions, thanks. Suppose that diseased trees are distributed randomly and...
1. Suppose that diseased trees are distributed randomly and uniformly throughout a large forest with an average of λ per acre. Let X denote the number of diseased trees in a randomly chosen one-acre plot with range, 0,1,2,.. a) What distribution can we use to model X? Write down its probability mass function (b) Suppose that we observe the number of diseased trees on n randomly chosen one-acre parcels, X1, X2, ..., X The random variables Xi, X2, ...,X, can...
1. Suppose that diseased trees are distributed randomly and uniformly throughout a large forest with an average of λ per acre. Let X denote the number of diseased trees in a randomly chosen one-acre plot with range, 0,1,2,.. a) What distribution can we use to model X? Write down its probability mass function (b) Suppose that we observe the number of diseased trees on n randomly chosen one-acre parcels, X1, X2, ..., X The random variables Xi, X2, ...,X, can...
6. For a certain section of a pine forest, the number X of diseased trees per acre has a Poisson distribution with mean λ = 5. (C) Suppose we have 4 plots of forest, each one acre in size, giving 4 independent Poisson random variables, X1, X2,..., X4 with mean λ = 5. Find the probability that at least two of the plots of forest have 2 or more diseased trees per acre.
Q2 (15%): Suppose that the number of items one purchased online last month Yi depended on one’s salary Xi follows a Poisson distribution Yi ∼ Poisson(β0 + β1Xi). We have n pairs of independent observations (x1, y1),(x2, y2), . . . ,(xn, yn) so that Yi are mutually independent. Please use Newton’s method to find the maximum likelihood estimation (MLE) for (β0, β1). Hint: Xis are fixed and Yis are random. Please first write out the probability mass function for...
4 Mary is a waitress in a city centre restaurant. She receives tips from customers at an average rate of λ per hour. During a particular eight hour shift, she receives 5 tips. We wish to estimate λ. a (2 marks) Let X be the number of tips Mary receives in an 8 hour period. If tips are received according to a Poisson process with rate A tips per hour, state the distribution of X, with parameters b (5 marks)...
2. Suppose you decide to randomly generate numbers from X ~ Unif(0, ). Your friend will ask for n numbers and then use this information to guess what value you (secretly) chose for θ. Typically, one might use alLE = max Xi = X, to estimate θ. Your friend, however, has meganumerophobia, and is afraid to say the maximum number in the random sample. Instead, he'll say the second largest number: θ = Xn-1. Determine the bias of this estimator...
Mary is a waitress in a city centre restaurant. She receives tips from customers at an average rate of λ per hour. During a particular eight a (2 marks) Let X be the number of tips Mary receives in an 8 hour period. If tips are received according to a Poisson process with rate λ tips per hour, state the distribution of X, with parameters b (5 marks) Write down the likelihood function, L(X; 5) for this problem. Remember to...
2. Suppose you decide to randomly generate numbers from X ~ Unif (0,0). Your friend will ask for n numbers and then use this information to guess what value you (secretly) chose for θ. Typically, one might use θMLE-max Xi-X, to estimate θ. Your friend, however, has meganumerophobia, and is afraid to say the maximum number in the random sample. Instead he'll say the second largest number: θ-Xn-1. Determine the bias of this estimator by carefully finding the density function...
Recall that X ∼ Exp(λ) if the probability density function of X is fX(x) = λe−λx for x ≥ 0. Let X1, . . . , Xn ∼ Exp(λ), where λ is an unknown parameter. Exponential random variables are often used to model the time between rare events, in which case λ is interpreted as the average number of events occurring per unit of time. Recall that X ~ Exp(A) if the probability density function of X is fx(x)-Ae-Az for...
Suppose that Xi, X2,., Xn is an iid sample from (1- 0) In 0 0, X(T 0, herwise, where the parameter θ satisfies 0 θ 1. (a) Estimate θ using the method of moments (MOM) and using the method of maximum likelihood. Note: I am not sure if you can get closed form expressions for either estimator, but that is OK. Just write out the equation(s) that would need to be solved (numerically) to