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![iid
~
N(μ2,02) are all independent, and we'd like to test
iid
situation. Suppose X1, ..., Xn
~
N(μ1,02) and Y₁,..., Xm
Ho:
M1 =μ2.
Let A(0; D) denote the likelihood ratio-here, evaluated on the set o
D = {X1, … … …, Xn, Y₁, . . ., Ym }.
=
{(M1, M2) μ1
:
=
2} CR2 and for
(a) Briefly state the answers to the following questions: (i) What are the MLEs of μ1, μ2, σ² under the current
model assumption? (ii) What are the MLES of μ1, #2, σ² while being restricted to the set no?
(b) Show that
2 log A(No; D) = (n + m) log |1+
nm(XY)²]
(n+m)S²
where
X1+
+ Xn
Y₁ +
+ Ym
Y
n
M
n
m
and S² = Σ(X; – Ñ)² + Σ(Ÿ¿ − Ÿ)².
= (x −
+
i=1
[Hint: You can use the fact that, given a set of numbers {1,..., Zn} and their average z
(z - a)² = Σ² ²±1 (zi — ž)² + n(ž − a)² holds for any a.
identity
=
(21+
+ Zn)/n, the](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/c1e46184-5bb3-4339-852b-bb3ef2e0784b/76aa5f22-b9bd-4f97-86ec-10084f6e3002/380x6am_thumbnail.png)
Transcribed Image Text:iid
~
N(μ2,02) are all independent, and we'd like to test
iid
situation. Suppose X1, ..., Xn
~
N(μ1,02) and Y₁,..., Xm
Ho:
M1 =μ2.
Let A(0; D) denote the likelihood ratio-here, evaluated on the set o
D = {X1, … … …, Xn, Y₁, . . ., Ym }.
=
{(M1, M2) μ1
:
=
2} CR2 and for
(a) Briefly state the answers to the following questions: (i) What are the MLEs of μ1, μ2, σ² under the current
model assumption? (ii) What are the MLES of μ1, #2, σ² while being restricted to the set no?
(b) Show that
2 log A(No; D) = (n + m) log |1+
nm(XY)²]
(n+m)S²
where
X1+
+ Xn
Y₁ +
+ Ym
Y
n
M
n
m
and S² = Σ(X; – Ñ)² + Σ(Ÿ¿ − Ÿ)².
= (x −
+
i=1
[Hint: You can use the fact that, given a set of numbers {1,..., Zn} and their average z
(z - a)² = Σ² ²±1 (zi — ž)² + n(ž − a)² holds for any a.
identity
=
(21+
+ Zn)/n, the
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