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Problem 4 Suppose X1, ..., Xn ~ f(x) independently. Let u = E(Xi) and o2 = Var(Xi). Let X Xi/n. (1) Calculate E(X) and Var(X) (2) Explain that X -> u as n -> co. What is the shape of the density of X? (3) Let XiBernoulli(p), calculate u and a2 in terms of p. (4) Continue from (3), explain that X is the frequency of heads. Calculate E(X) and Var(X). Explain that X -> p. What is the shape...
Problem 2. (26 points) Two random variables X and Y are jointly normally distributed, with E(X)x, EY) y and co-variance Cov(X,Y) = ơXY. To estimate the population co-variance ơXY, a very simple random sample is drawn from the population. This random sample consists of n pairs of random variables {OG, Yİ), (XyW), , (x,,y,)). Based on the sample, we construct sample co-variance SXY as: Ti-1 2-1 1. (4 points) Show Σ(Xi-X) (Yi-Y) = Σ Xix-n-X-Y. 2. (4 points) Find E(Xi...
Now if I estimate y using both Xi and X, which estimator is better in terms of efficiency? (3] 3. Using a long rod that has length y, you are going to lay out a square plot in which the length of each side is p. Thus the area of the plot will be u2. However, you do not know the value of , so you decide to make n independent measurements X1, X2, ..., Xn of the length. Assume...
3. In a Monte Carlo method to estimate T, we draw n points uniformly on the unit square [0, 1]2 and count how many points X fall inside the unit circle. We then multiply this number by 4 and divide by n to find an estimator of T (a) What is the probability distribution of X? b) What is the approximate distribution of 4X/n for large n? (c) For n- 1000, suppose we observed 756 points inside the unit circle....
Consider the regression equation Y = Bo+B1Xi+u; where E[u;|Xi]=0 for all i = 1, ..., n. Let B 1 be the OLS estimator for B 1. Which statement is the most irrelevant to the consistency of B1? Hint: see Lecture Note 2 (p.25-p.28) a. When n is large, the estimator B 1 is near the population parameter B1 O". Consistency of B1 is mathematically written as B1-B1 VB) is inversely proportional to the sample size n. Od. RMSE is close...
18. Supppse(Xy, n 1) are iid with E(%)--0, and E(X )-1. Set S,- Li i-1 Xi. Show Sn →0 n1/2 log n almost surely.
18. Supppse(Xy, n 1) are iid with E(%)--0, and E(X )-1. Set S,- Li i-1 Xi. Show Sn →0 n1/2 log n almost surely.
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1. Suppose the true conditional mean function is but by mistake, a researcher ran least square regression without the X term as in Assume cov (Xi. Ui)s 0, E [Xn] = 0 and E [x?] = 1 . Is his/her estimate consistent for β? If not, show which OLS assumption fails and discuss potential solutions 2. Assume the structural equation...
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Mathematical Statistics แ (Homework y 5) 1. Let , be a random sample fiom the densit where 0 s θ 1 . Find an unbiased estimator of Q 2. Let Xi, , x. be independent random variables having pdfAx; t) given by Show that X is a sufficient statistic for e f(xl A) =-e- . x > 0 3. Let Xi, , x,' be a random sample from exponential distribution with (a) Find sufficient statistic for λ....
Mathematical Statistics แ (Homework y 5) 1. Let , be a random sample fiom the densit where 0 s θ 1 . Find an unbiased estimator of Q 2. Let Xi, , x. be independent random variables having pdfAx; t) given by Show that X is a sufficient statistic for e f(xl A) =-e- . x > 0 3. Let Xi, , x,' be a random sample from exponential distribution with (a) Find sufficient statistic for λ. (b) Find an...