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Only 1-3) ,X, be a random sample from N(u,0") and let X and S be sample 1. Let mean and sample variance, respectively. In order to show that X and S are independent, tollow the steps below. x - x -X, and show the joint pdf of ,X,,..., X 1-1) Use the change of variable technique is (n-1)s n-u) еxp f(X,x 2a 20 av2n Use Jacobian for n x n variable transformation 1-2) Use the fact that X~N(4, /n), and...
Only 1-4) X, be a random sample from N(4,a ), , and let X and S be sample mean and sample 1. Let variance, respectively. In Order to show that and S are independent, tollow the steps below. and show the joint pdf of X,X3,*, X 1-1) Use the change of variable technique = Nx = x - is (п-1)5? п(т-и? f(E,x,) еxp ov2x 2a2 Use Jacobian for n x n variable transformation 1-2) Use the fact that X~N(u,a n)...
Only 1-6) N(4,) "x.xx be a random sample from variance, respectively. In order to show that and let X and S be sample mean and sample 1. Let and 5 are independent, tollow the steps below. 1-1) Use the change of variable technique =nx-x,- x and show the joint pdf of ,X,,X is (n-1) n- exp f(,x) 20 2a av2 Use Jacobian for n x n variable transformation 1-2) Use the fact that N(u,a n), and show that the conditional...
and let X and S be sample mean be a random sample from N(u,0) 1. Let are independent, follow the and sample variance, respectively. In order to show that X and S steps below X x-x2 , and show the joint pdf of 1-1) Use the change of variable technique X,X,,X n is (n 1s 202 1 f(F,x,) = n exp 202 a27 [Hint 1] Use Jacobian for n x n variable transformation [Hint 2] 4AT-r- des dis Je ddi...
and let X and S be sample mean be a random sample from N(u,0) 1. Let are independent, follow the and sample variance, respectively. In order to show that X and S steps below X x-x2 , and show the joint pdf of 1-1) Use the change of variable technique X,X,,X n is (n 1s 202 1 f(F,x,) = n exp 202 a27 [Hint 1] Use Jacobian for n x n variable transformation [Hint 2] 4AT-r- des dis Je ddi...
(n-1)S for the conditional 1-3) Show that the moment generating function(MGF) of distribution of2,A given X is ,(n-1)SX (1-2) (2,1 1 -(n-l)/2 E exp t 2 Hint: Notice that , is a pdf. That is, ] 77 (n-1)S | X E exp .2 in a multi-integral form using the conditional pdf of Express X2, given X. Then try to consider the integrand as another joint pdf times a constant. Then the answer will be the constant [Hint] [Hint 2] 22-1...
(п-1)S? for the conditional 1-3) Show that the moment generating function(MGF) of distribution of 2,given X is (n-1)S2 | X (1-2 -(n-l)/2 ,1 < 2 E expt Hint: Notice that g,,, is a pdf That is, 7 1- "ppxp )./ (n-1)S2 X Еl exp| t in a multi-integral form using the conditional pdf of Express X2,, given X Then try to consider the integrand as another joint pdf times a constant. Then the answer will be the constant. Hint (п-1)S?...
3.4 Let X,, X be a random sample of size n from the U(Q,62) distribution, 6, and let Y, and Yn be the smallest and the largest order statistics of the Xs (i) Use formulas (28) and (29) in Chapter 6 to obtain the p.d.f.'s of Y and Y and then, by calculating depending only on Yi and 1,- Part i. (Note: it is not saying to find the joint pdf of Yi and Yn Find their marginal Theorem 13...
Let X1,.. ,X be a random sample from an N(p,02) distribution, where both and o are unknown. You will use the following facts for this ques- tion: Fact 1: The N(u,) pdf is J(rp. σ)- exp Fact 2 If X,x, is a random sample from a distribution with pdf of the form I-8, f( 0,0) = for specified fo, then we call and 82 > 0 location-scale parameters and (6,-0)/ is a pivotal quantity for 8, where 6, and ô,...
Let X,X,, X, be a random sample of size 3 from a uniform distribution having pdf /(x:0) = θ,0 < x < 0,0 < θ, and let):く,), be the corresponding order statistics. a. Show that 2Y, is an unbiased estimator of 0 and find its variance. b. Y is a sufficient statistic for 8. Determine the mean and variance of Y c. Determine the joint pdf of Y, and Y,, and use it to find the conditional expectation Find the...