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(1 point) Suppose that the random variable Y has a gamma distribution with parameters a =...
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stion 4 (6 pt) (Ex. 8.40 on page 409 is modified): Suppose that random variable Y is an observation from a normal distribution with unknown mean u and variance l Find and verify a pivotal quantity that you can use to derive confidence limits for the mean u. Find a 95% lower confidence limit for. a. b. 8.40 Suppose that the random variable Yis an observation from a normal distribution with unknown mean μ and variance 1 . Find...
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2. If X has a Gamma distribution with parameters a and B, then its mgf is given by (a) Obtain expressions for the moment-genérating functions of an exponential random variable and of a chi-square random variable by recognizing that these are special cases of a Gamma distribution and using the mgf given above. (b) Suppose that X1 is a Gamma variable with parameters α1 and β, X2 is a Gamma variable with parameters...
Suppose Y1, Y2, Y3, Y4, Y5 is a random sample from a gamma
distribution where the shape parameter is known to be 2
and the scale parameter is unknown.
a) Show that
is a pivotal quantity.
b) Show that
is a pivotal quantity.
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Problem 1: confidence interval for a variance parameter for a normal distribution Let Ybe a normal random variable with mean μand variance σ2. Assume that μis known but σ2is unknown. Show that ((Y-μ)/σ)2is a pivotal quantity. Use this pivotal quantity to derive a 1-α confidence interval for σ2. (The answer should be left in terms of critical values for the appropriate distribution.)
4. Let X be a random variable with pdf f(x). Suppose that the mean of X is 2 and the variance of X is 5. It is easy to show that the pdf of Y = 0X is fo(y) = f(1/0) (You do not have to show this, but it's good practice.) Suppose the popula- tion has the distribution of foly) with 8 unknown. We take a random sample {Y}}=1 and compute the sample mean Y. (a) What is a...
5. Let X; (i = 1, 2, 3) be be independent gamma random variables with a; = i and B. = 8. a. Find a maximum likelihood estimator of 8 and prove that it is unbiased. b. Show that 2(X1+X2+Xa) is a pivotal quantity for 0. c. Find a 95% confidence interval for 6.
with parameters α and β. 2. Yİ,%, , Y, are a random sample from the Gamma distribution (a) Suppose that α 4 is known and β is unknown. Find a complete sufficient statistic for β. Find the MVUE of β. (Hint: What is E(Y)?) (b) Suppose that β 4 is known and α is unknown. Find a complete sufficient statistic for a.
with parameters α and β. 2. Yİ,%, , Y, are a random sample from the Gamma distribution (a)...
9. (9 pts) The random variable r-Gamma(x-2, β-4). functions to prove that the moment generating function for the random variable W mw(t) (1-12t)2. Use the method of moment-generating 3Y +5is eSt 10, (9 pts) Suppose that Y has a gamma distribution with α-n/2 for some positive integer n and β equal to some specified value. Use the method of moment-generating functions to prove that W- 2Y /g has a Chi-squared distribution with n degrees of freedom. Make sure you show...
Suppose that a discrete, random variable Y(with three possible outcomes) has the following distribution: prob(Y=1)=q, prob(Y=2)=p, and prob(Y=3)=1-p-q. A random variable of size 109 is drawn from this distribution and the random variables are denoted Y1, Y2,....Y109. (A) Derive the likelihood function for the parameters p and q (B) Derive the formulas for MLE of p and q
Y1, Y2, ... Yn are a random sample from the Gamma distribution with parameters α and β (a) Suppose that α-4 is known and β is unknown. Find a complete sufficient statistic for β. Find the MVUE of β. (Hint: What is E(Y)?) (b) Suppose that β = 4 is known and a is unknown. Find a complete sufficient statistic for α.