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![In lecture (Mon 1/30), we showed that
• for Bernoulli (p) distribution, the MLE estimator
p=ī
Exercise 1
is sufficient for the parameter p;
for Uniform([a, b]), the MLE estimators
Geometric (p)
Poisson(X)
are jointly sufficient for the parameters a, b.
In this exercise, you will deduce similar results for the following four distributions:
• Exp(x)
• N(μ1,0²)
â = y₁ = min(x₁, · · , £n), b = Yn :=: max(F₁,..., In)
(i) For each of these four distributions, write down their likelihood functions. (Hint: the
log-likelihood functions for these distributions were computed in previous lecture and
homework.)
(ii) Use the Fisher-Neyman factorization theorem to show that is a sufficient statistic
for each of the first three distributions.
(iii) Show that 1/7 is also a sufficient statistic for each of these three distributions.](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/04625ac1-43ff-4999-b93a-55388fc0c5e2/dc64e850-ef9e-4cbf-bc72-c4e6a0184c85/4ek5pgf_thumbnail.png)
Transcribed Image Text:In lecture (Mon 1/30), we showed that
• for Bernoulli (p) distribution, the MLE estimator
p=ī
Exercise 1
is sufficient for the parameter p;
for Uniform([a, b]), the MLE estimators
Geometric (p)
Poisson(X)
are jointly sufficient for the parameters a, b.
In this exercise, you will deduce similar results for the following four distributions:
• Exp(x)
• N(μ1,0²)
â = y₁ = min(x₁, · · , £n), b = Yn :=: max(F₁,..., In)
(i) For each of these four distributions, write down their likelihood functions. (Hint: the
log-likelihood functions for these distributions were computed in previous lecture and
homework.)
(ii) Use the Fisher-Neyman factorization theorem to show that is a sufficient statistic
for each of the first three distributions.
(iii) Show that 1/7 is also a sufficient statistic for each of these three distributions.
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