Let ?1, … , ?10 are identically independently distributed (iid) with an Exponential model with parameter...
Let ?1, … , ?10 are identically independently distributed (iid) with an Exponential model with parameter ( λ ),
a) Compute the likelihood function (LF).
b) Adopt the appropriate conjugate prior to the parameter λ (Hint: Choose hyperparameters optionally within the support of distribution).
c) Using (a) and (b), find the posterior distribution of λ.
d) Compute the minimum Bayesian risk estimator of λ.
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