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Sem4-Point Estmation

The document discusses statistical inference, focusing on the estimation of parameters and hypothesis testing. It explains point estimation and interval estimation, highlighting the importance of unbiasedness, consistency, and efficiency in estimators. Additionally, it provides examples and mathematical proofs related to unbiased estimators and their properties.

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Sem4-Point Estmation

The document discusses statistical inference, focusing on the estimation of parameters and hypothesis testing. It explains point estimation and interval estimation, highlighting the importance of unbiasedness, consistency, and efficiency in estimators. Additionally, it provides examples and mathematical proofs related to unbiased estimators and their properties.

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[ | Pow T EstimaTion—_ Ctabickical 3 E “ie pines of makin inferences about pools fon bag on samples taken from ik is aalled statistical Inference °F ima tly lnduchve io inferential statistics gkatistical inference ts drawn Prem Inature - Because, condusors ave based op the ample the popes Gon abou the —doknown ag pects of population - problers of stalistical inference f theiy solutions are enaialy kinfey wo dyed - (i) Estimation of parameters (2) “Testing of stabstical hypothesis Heo of atimation was proposed by pk RA Fithey, a fivst™ about (980 __ [Estimation theox Te edie of ceming be a conclovion vegasting the Nalves oF unknown pasamerers based on the information port by ample 1S frown a3 the podlem of e@timation * sre estimation an be made in two ways? () Pink estimation 2) Interval estimation - [Pointe estimation IF Free the obsewatlong in a Sample »4 Siogle vibe Ys calculated a2 an astymate of unknown parameter . The procedure nefevved to 05 pointy estimeton & we yefey de the value of stabishics a8 poink estimate . oat | Fyrif we se as avalue of < estimabe the of & poptlation | we pe __|perinable _ ‘4 Jer_of a good exthinalpx - Accosting ty RA. Fisher , flowing a1¢ ; 79 the dairabfe. prperths of a ged esbimylor - P ™ (y Unbiexe| ncas (2) Consis Fen cy } Efficieny fa) SofFiciency | (0 Junbiasedness: consifey a popelation with pat Pc} F(0) whore ek unknown §payameley . ick T be om ubnaboy tr eatmate 6. . en, F 7% suid bo be enbiged cstimatyy of & , if F(H~6 OST , sarple mean 7 an apbised @tinaloy sf yopulation mean us] Let, x). be 4 santo sempje of sxe oO taken from the prlition ath mean fs Let = be the medn @) F =7tGh- +2, qve point alimate o ving a x n E(t) = = (ees) a, =le(ayet.. +(x) | | ne of | y eal —1 QB] check whether Sample Vatiane % unbiased foF pylttion | Neiance Let 4,%,.—m, be sample of Ze n taken Prom de Population with variance o? . Lek & be sample mean § € be Farmple variane . ae | @ sta 3 (a- zy " le a B= e(L &-Z)) =) “Fels Ga] “EC H pongey Sigs - te el] TELE [Gi 26 Weyer eh | eh falda Pat Zaey ="eo PaaS pr ee yy our ae % a wbiete| ex timaboy of yal ation anil of examples ave Ken From normal qopelation . LE Xjp%ap--%py YS Tandem Semple carth From novm al j SS Lt tn N(Po) ST TH Fey Te unbiased ef estintoy of pet pal CE 327) | ~ (Reel) —e | faves VO) = E(x") - (EQ) G2) = Vbd + EO? Oe Flt) = AE Z (vp) Heo)" ] 0 Soy alte (el | Sit | —— | “-T Te an anblaed esbimaboy of el A Lek p be & frofevtnn of diective item prediced by ¢ Machine = het theve be n produced by @ machine gre examined f a | Inv x’ is defined a3 follows , x= (1 if MH ikem & defective i st if T=2 0? then WY unbiased estimabny fox P iy) 10) 3% onbiaged eatimaboy for iz es n(9= 1), | hate, Yv X Ae byibuted @ Fallows , ees EP [Py _I DE (%) =% E(v) =% (2%) =KEF(i) | = hep ! a ; vpaoabelait oR voor, dally ® [E()=0xg) + «01)) = f] \_Xv8(np) - 1 T=2 5,0 8() p Eq=op NO =r E (Ys) = WE(1) =YorF =i =—— i == CD wee do get Tew) ae Shen PCH) oh (te) y ncey En} = ae une Fd -e(nyh 2 abet or a asp Dt PHS = ta 5 - AGP f) = Po mt Pp i Find uobiesed — extimatoy of e4, wheve 4 1B faremetes of foluu Nistybution - ’ Fiom & population ith tH oo - er 5 X30,Bi0 Rear fia vendon Gerple of sixe 26%,c:T OM of observa anbiased for & akimates GT 2x % unbiased fof ® > E Pt ey = wh eve ore : tal es ‘An independent’ sample of Haze 9 % ken From =f peta | with mean pf Varvience oe thm eT ae y 1 e Lek x1) €X,,—%n be & random Sample - Ten, le-us dobing a Punction P(A) ~- Fy) = + rahen 220 0 j ow EL arya to = (x Fe=8) + -FCa)) Petro ot] = &140 aA g is the anbiate) estimatoy of a) © Pwe) pee Leponntid etibsion] 40 10 xR, ave the Fanfom—kamr-pte observations of random sample . BSN Ae = x4 Yo =m ee 717 3,°) = 4 Yo _ Ya a! = 48a? ”) — = ia ery? ‘ "2 opeew since they x (4, ) E(% are run from Seme e £ population dictsiboften So, (x?) = Sa! tod they axe _ identical . t oI = fx 1. aie ° “ a Py _Ky fat o7tds -£.] ot fae a Ode (s* : FA ° ob ei ur\ Ye Seoahek 4: = 1 %a. e We (me) = L aie hy -9? er ec et ag Ea (mate J = VWre ee © (a). €(39") ree % Se ce or unbiaic) timaby of © Pa) = »%tm—_ —4 Xv U (0/8) Ee?) = 2e(7) x 0 ~ Cre) = 28g 4) =22% = [exh = 248 =04] = SNM ‘ QD ok R an —unbised esfnabor of & where— kN © An—independent sasnpte—of—age nts taken—trom—pe portion meen pe tiamce j ct Snr a a Fy = €(tay CD Efe — Catt ti = om LEC tl +s + = = (fr ail f = ore (% iret Uttam “fa (y-2) =e ran ye = 2640) a cca ajip TH an anbined estima box of e , the 8.7 TV fie ye biased extimby of o PIR. wre Mo) 40 Pr) tal N(T) = ECT eqn)” =E(r-e) go FE(T~ 2Te+0°) £0 ——> ECT) ~ av eqype® 0 ai E(1?) —207 467 #0 pal F(T ee TW biaed stinaby of 6 Now, NIT) #0 YWT) = (RF ECT)” #0 = E(t) ~ E(t) fo + o- Aa #0 me Fi I hae” utes eqeare on E(m) +e “MG Ss baed atinetoy of Se. 4ST Sample mean TW wnbiazed cstimaby of -E &y the _ distribytien Pose) = rial a= Ga. —, oLeci 0 2 ant £(z) Era a eb ee a) E(n) =En. e(\-9) t=1 = 0+ 20(\-6) +3e(\-e)t- -- SR ke oe ee ae = of-(-olf = ole =o I | eeye tdey Bhs, 0 -L2% 0 i =% “ & B% anblaged estimeby °F Ye | iyo tn sangom semple peiwon Uebribotion with parameter ae lestimatoy fer 4 8) Find or snbigned eatimaby of gevemebes 6 Ustibublon V@ Ufe 2] bose on the sangom jo. obtain alo the - Variance ot ; \ ee ez) = EE) =t+£(2%) 9 Spe (ti) Prom @ popale fon Polly Sayer any 8 unbiased of anifosm Sample °F Fue E(2\) = & =! 4% = % n = & ~> ut o abiael atime: €22) = 2, EQz)=. - 25 B an anbisred estimates of & | v6) = 6) | ba 4N (HSA) =e 1 Ven) reer ee == F i= a 1 . q ‘Ge, 0) = ales © jrmdeed, T oe é 2% anbisted fox le 4 (a) © TEE ae onbined For & y Find 4 Such that @ 47 HI-ANE Jhag leant variance Yani) 1 ao Az) = Efe = freade (12) E(t) = e(r,)-0 TAT +O-4im OO = 4 ey + (a4) Ett =e +(1-4)0 = de + 8-40 So oy TW unbiased fy 9 “O) = VT + hay) = ANC Ot" vm) M0 => 2A) t20-Hea-l VE) = 0 ae = UT - 2 VCR) + 24.V(%) =0 TANG) + 24 vem eek 24 V(t) > 240n) + va) J =2v(ny 7 Aven) + v(ty] = V(t) 4 = May NT) +v(t) 7 Ane 2G T+ 2v(h) 19 d4* in estima OY Th =T{ x, ya9-- [sample of Sze no T% aad to be of V0) ,8€Q, the parameker Fpae » IF 7 Je) in probability - uw, 'F Top ye) 9 na In othe words , Th iy wnaithent eahmabry of | for every & Jo yhro , there ensh @ pre Mt o2m(E,7) such that , PEI To- Hoje ef— a2 N—F od oR PE(T— We) 2431-4, fy osm , where tm % teme Va Jatge value of Y | ahich Agenting we) ‘byarlance _psoperty of. psig estimator rk © warsic bet estimator of Ie = YO) un tinuow. Function ; esimalry of Y(V(6)) - Proof 3 Boe) 1, is a wnngtenb es matry of Ho) ¥ eto) P10 © fee NAm(e,e 4) such tht ! Pilt-%o)] Ze FAl- Hy for nam(ety Since -P{-) is ite euntion, theo fey evey there exits a punitive number such Yo 7 Maye °(B) : a @ ) (8) 4 pra) é From (2)¢ @) ; =P i\ Vin) = Yoraylee 5 299 |[T —Me)|4 3 PAY ty) -¥ Oo) | 4E4 21-1, > fox every nim Heme prove: Softident” tandition for consasteny) Lek m5 be a sequence of estimalry gach thal foy ali ee8 , ® €(T,) —3 Ye) og ne Py: 40 ate Then) Th 1s ansistenl” estimator of Ye) Proofs We have tp prove that T, $3 Ve) % 978 1 PE [To We) 4ey 41-y Am (EN) f where @¢€ h aye aybitvavi ly small poitive numbers and m is tome layge value. Apply iy°9 chebyshe v4 a b Th, © 0 PET tm 28 }-sC) Weve, =I) = Ih- E(t) + E(t) “ale now, oe F(%)| £5 9 |nSt|e 64 cS 2 thle iy Hence » ‘SOP pose 16 ASB, wu ASB =) Hale P(e) ow i, le ge ISITE) 2 2 She riIh- ~V(ol|2 : &) PEM-Ve)z srle(ny- Yo} Ipgir - “ema yy, rmé Now, we aie given thal’ ° EC) —— ie a nee N(T) ——y 0 o nyo q Hence, Sy every S10 , there erlgts a gositve inkeges | 04N,(8,)) such thal \e(m-ve)yzs, ¥n4.(8) — © jAlo, V(T,) —7 0 os nae) weve N(%h)_ 2 y, ¥h40,(y) ———( a 1 whee h ® aybitvavily very small positive number Substitute ©¢€ (D in (5) 5 we get - PIT) — Ve) | 2 $+ $43 i-q ¥ » 4m (Son) FEIT Teple et di-q, where 94m Shere my = maxi of Mo § Coax (nond y] ¢ €= $48, ay ht Ye) 8 nw <) T te wnsisbent — estima hy of 99) . Hence the pe of 0 Matas =p a i Fol tite om | = _apbiased a CM}ib er) is ampli em ais popula Fon % suntan extimgtry oF > aga @ e~* sxcaochys istyibu tion Rah apie mean but mee Te a wrwirbent exlimatoy of sample mean {9)'s los) Sampling From N(We) , we know thal @ , . robe : Ton x)= § Wa=% Thus | 3 nv ob E(x) =P 4 q=0 [e,—7o | a 0 X is a wonsiefenl estienator of mean po - | ost) iv ty Weve Caachy distsibublon with pavamele {ais @, Xvc(P)!) @) Me) =e HOS ay ooh pat E fs | w+ (rp) , to be eust Tren , Prnean “ab” he Ustrbution emomed bo 9 ak me : : Rif Same mean TW taken w W- estimatny then F(z) = + rep 5 Hep oO [sine disk atb otlon of € is seme er ip couchy eqn We docsn’t | with tor ® Fg Ww not & unsistent extimaloy of yo coh Jekvbulion - we know ay » caudh aivGabution % rymmebsic abou we— population MUN Ge Cenean=median = Th Te enugh fo say thal sample modian My Ye unbiged for popale tien median f&. , E(MA) =f - sampling distribution of modian 1S pox ge 9) poymal and te ie given by y aogympirtically F(a) = X ep canF(z-Y) J where fF & the median Rk we exh S (ee ne —_ ) rh Yat if ee Herve ne = maian oxfinake af 0 aH) ee Loretta "Phere Hence, Prom @ re! ; ei of sarnpling Ajekribubin of median Bia) = | ( ) hop™ oaioate of ore? C popstien - ne =0 wg n7% = sae ‘ we wnclje thay > FO caychy'S isteibaben on & beinoulli pi we value di ~i) 2 iF arter- Fa we sangon observation Rerakel Giking eer Yates with _pieb> with pb hp 7 ST 25 (\~ S81) > pan a ail ss E(X) = ecm) + (rv) & - ay « <|| 3 = ] mere, ERV=P 4 V(F)=0 B nm \ AS consis ben’ estimaby of Pp» au, 2%, 2) = xi-7) W pelycomial ; a 0 i being ny) } polynomial Hs i content fo py Visca porty of ibe — 4) 61 sample, mean X ie unsebenl box pepstatin * mean ' a)| st Femple Vayiance — consiztent estima boy of pequletion watiance the. we OF N(Eoe) n be the no. of bernoulli trials» X 1% the noe os 6) Lek sucess In seve of 9 ria with prob- of suuess | p Pov eah trial. Then, ST x, Ty consistent estimator | oF | (| s-T Sample median 1 eonsirtentt abimator of population mea of noimal gopelation (5) VF 1 iS consistent otimatoy of © , then F245 2 iy dlgo a cersigtent estimator of fa . \ eam ple—mean Oe q cquchy’é kick: populations amp 10 We ¢ know shat c= EN(X)= %, a nan 7 E(2)= fe € W@=0 ee Fe + nclting estimay of f meen epulahion ® 0g noe) Ef) =o ¢ ww)=0 X Bini p) E(x) =op V(x)=9 p(p-1) E(%)= yp E() =te xop 7 eh NG) = 58) = pale) = Me) a ao, EO%) =) q N("%0)= oO [a oa] 1, is wratant es haley oF > : XUN (yo) In Normal Aistsibublen , Mean = median = mode = fh em) =H Medan stdinate fe es Na Viance , Vimy) > , ; Given, T te the v 1 Alo, T7 ipo polynomial in T. The Oe Wt, We continuous function in T - va “TT We the wositheb estimatey oF oa then — property of ansictaoh estimatoy ,T7 & 4 oF sf ev: ir Ffeuent etimby Fra one u Eter—f thee ave move than consistent estimator all enisF seme bine - Foreg yin cempliny Fram Nfl) “hen © koown 9 sample mean % Gf Sample median My ne both aunb ios an} nsigtenk estima oy of - So fhae © wome — Fur they cnteria which will 2able us ee & bet estimators beruren them - a, wbich %% based Nf oe Sampling dis tibulon ef thee eatin « boy 8 | which 1% known 98 effideny - @, TET, we two ex 0% — cesttin pavamebey & - IF we have WT) 2v(t, for all n ) then | 1% move eFfideo than T, . consttent linabors Eq? Pe J* Soppse T= — sample medo [ eomtne T,= My — eample median vp = n N(My) = = | 2 1 N22 | a) a Us qin ia we, CH) 2 (MY ; ee ie , more ef fiden™ esbinaloy than the | | semple roedian | prtaweter, there @ni86 one whose sampling Wi his than thet of any Buch a i if Tw the moe’ vavute \, ¢ G ty the they &Kimato then the ef fideny of Th e defin VN "5 No obviously ca exceed unity * | Ey? EFfiden y of T in the above | E= \(z) cose 5 Na) =0/n [e ts aloap toy ee 4 oh =2 XK ol is eee Oo A random — Simple Hy X29 Pre — neoiroa piston with — anfroadn mean Allowing eg imatort db estimate # fH ee E i bh = X 4% ae sees T | ts = 2y+% AAX | & ee ens onbiae4 where A % Boch thaY *3 ; 4 fiystate § f ptpring A. ware Hid aobiaed 2 : estimator beak uhich 8 Bek among reason, be by = 28K 3 (Guat) ap seta) reCs) F486) 2p 3 ieee =a 3} tAp = 5h 4 =0 = 1-0 (eed 0D) E(k) = E(x pata teytts) > ~ LEG) +e (4) + E(t) HF) +F(s)] =_ 5 a ao | --*, 18 anbiased esfimaby fox t- | Eth) = E(M tt +%3) = OH) +P = e +f ot - fe | <4 TH nok — aobiaged —eatinaber ef FE - ME) = N Ge (atte tty + a tt5]] 7 ee eG tate taytas) = te POO Nan ee M Sal Be [R# ve independent ale 25 \ ols, | N(fa) 2X\4 Xt 0-X3] KG A) =dvid « hs 3 =4 \V (xy + VC) J or eed = 50 4 N(h) ~ the &, Ww bet leas Bie > %2 % % populétion ith — mean ae the eximatois «wed «vo es images mean value fl sanddom sampl & of nxe 3 From w Ww & vaviance oe. teh 144 wheve 1, = X, £X,-Xy | Ve = 2%, 43457 4X T= (AX + Xat X5) i) Ave Tat aatiliel estimator % W ting the vae of A such that Ts % estimgtys for fp: (4) with this valu of 4 > 1B Ts (ND Which i bet estimator 2 anbiaed wmiztent estimator 2 sae AX, ~ Xq ET) = BGreGs) ‘i Shana See =F tx. %) =H = E(X) + Ex) Ep) =e = TP Sh ee = 7 &® vobiasef etfmatoy of fp i b= Sky 4sy,- 4%, Fla) = © (any 3x5 4%s) = 2E(u) T3E(K) - 4 E(x) a Te Ts unbiased eafingtoy oF P | ee T= AX, tH & pak = Fp cy p | SEE Got ebay rep] =f ai et aaa dp tap = 8p | ae eae 4 = SS a) Te = MT a TK 3 a ’ Fample mean Ys conaittenk etn ; } be FE NDX AN Dd - v0 a5 J Fete oa NOE) = VaR + 3 a tex) = AN(Ki) + 4 VK) - 16 V(X) Fat ot = 2467 NESEY (Gar OES) 3 B) 5 Dey + vou + veal] N(G) “Ty te the best estimator inimum varviance - 1 Minimum variance unbiased astimatoy [uve] a ee Ie a wtutislic T= Teayrtr--ts) bared on a sample of size ‘yh’ ie auch thal > CT ys unbiased fox Ye) fev all ce OF ji) jk he the Smallest variance among the lass of shape all unbiased —estimatovs §— °F 98). Then Tie called Teo T ig called —aninimum Variance — sabiazed estimatoy “es [MWvE] of 90). ly they wots, T & mvve of Ye)» ie E(t) =V(9) tee® ¢ M1) £vq') Py deed, shever ic any ofhey unbiwed elimatry of (5) Theorew An MVE je -anique the Senge Shak 16 7 4% cre MVE fey We), then T=, almort surely Pre fe Here, wee iver thay (we onune Ts Em) =E(G) = We) ae % Mve) | \G)= hye ¥eed i New, ansided @ new extn gto petty 2 Ws ries 2 SNE [e+] = Efe tet = £(e)+%e] = 20) = Ye) int Ab, Nit) = NT yO Mes) = NGF) 4 S=cov(xg) =i {cw + V(Th) +2 Ov(T wy] [ aS Sa FfrG - ove f aPLVEmy TY (ryt Fate ey] -t_[ev(ttapvigy] Es by @O| Ve Liv) b+e sy aheve § is the ays\ pear 00's wefidat of wnelaton b/w 14 | since, T, is Malt vue ,- VT) 3 v(t) (yn) Fs VEry mst a - 2 | se | Sines ve know that |s| Z{ |. we most have Poy @, TAT mack have ¢ Uneay we wefahon of the form T= #4 pT, ——— ) | © here “gp ae the cnskanty which ave independent of the sample Ky AyyAge > Xq P bebe lh may epend on @. wu, ae ve a) have <= (9) g pe pe) x Takin expectation on bth sda of @ , we have F(T) = E («+ bt) 1@) = «+ pie) ——— @ [+ by 04 —= " ote, vey =t yx the wepfiden oF regenin of 145 postive E ahs x20) Ey Oy ~'- Subsfirote the value w 4 B in @ , we get ae - MVUE K Uniqae : 'F TET. ave two unbined eatinalnys of Vo) havin the same wriante 4 § ig the correlation wefidat Y Ahem - Then 8.7 SEY, of exh estimaty, ony} lel T be NUE ef Y[o)- Then , nce NT) = V(T) » then ef ficken y ‘e’” of the estimators pwhere e@ ig the efhideny | is gen by» ast) Sit) mii ‘(ae hil Conidet anothey liiaed estimatny of %) “a 3 entry) | te, Wy = NEL ental be erly Lycry eect Seg a =1 \ | Ne 7 oe = Ar) lise j “o[! | \ vey = ve) 191 2e@ Gime, VET) i minimum , .- V(T) 4 \(v) N(w) (49) Ay 2¢e = ©) = See 2e / = gy dze-t —S— Sof iden y An stray i said be all the inPosmations be supfidenr fos w in he arametex , Ye eobains | sam ple segar ting | In thet wot, tf T= T (ty>%ar-> e bael of @ sample vith density (p46) F@9) = given J} the pavameley - %) Te an ap Healer jf yoramete™ €,t29 > FN of Prom he population cenditiondl — distviba lion of Ri eau- Then , T Ye vob Fide ok eatimatoy size 9 goth thay the Ts independent fF © doy & * £q* bell Ryton be & andom Bam ple From beynovllt population with — parameter v8 Neal : wv, oS 5 phe. rea i jo 3 | Pe ee a! ee Then, Reb T= T (a my-~-%9) = eat 1% = én, @) Ex; ov B(nyp) we can wribe, ek) =) P trerd PlGix 8p [T-*) = Px,0 %)9-- 0% OTK] als PLt=k] = fot (2) pica = Cy Gime, es thy doesn’t depen wnbtin pw Ie doesn't degend enp | Téa, & soffident fy ts Thosiere Tfackorisatia n theme] “EE The necessary g sop fiden jep admit suPfiden statis tie provided by | theoem que Negman « statements i Te T(s) ie whfilent oP 9 ifs if aod only oF | tan be eaprened in the form eon diton fox a dibibuton a ckoris-ation int density Function Leg ire « hh) whee grea) Aepentt value of Te) ¢ \ independent: of & on & ¢ 2 only Ahrough the TIFT should be clenty @ \nleg: of mel Stee ean “hake ayo its demain rae a3 of con ain gy: rnin ete 9 SEEMS (2) the original Sample " alwag a sof fidenk for the prsameter woncesned ~ Invaviance property of soptident estimabry (fF T iv @ sop fid ent hina by o 4 Yr) is a one te one function ot Ts then > soffident fox ¥[e) . FAishexy— Neuman A oie sp the rgelyhood & if and only ges sample) be expieiied as 4 Le t F(a; 0) ie . see ® yh (%r- 40) e ae ave be tole sample fx %) Let Ky) For * -Xq oa Find ia ckimatoy M1 p4 : Cg Aten oe he peat Then, Lipabihood fanchlon » L = T ete) 135 te 0 tae ee i= let (2 matenaie ee | exp C (7 ~ 2 R. pS * x) Here , t= =(E(), (0) = (44 ,e0 P he fry =, Here, Sx. R sophdenl Py pe qex % sufBuenk By Fromm normals popule bon tm Yip fy a sample of sxe o drawn , with mean p4 . : , Nayiqnce he ; ' — ierhene (Ms = t a Give an example fy himabvys which ave , iy ee anbised 4 eFfident i) @ arbiged 2 ineP iden F wy biased ¢ inePfidenly 1) S-7 Sample mean ig tof Rien Foy estima fing pol mean in passon distibution ) ot € it © %& Krown in random Sampling From nosmal diztributlon , % ie verlvent etimaby of fe > Bue, irk Krowpe, 52 =, 2 (4-3) 38 nol sup Aden oe fies. Suggest a suf fident es ima boy \ dial 6) Fax bemcull "with prob: oF sone Py the no. of Sacer ino tridle 1s supPidenl estima boy ae 2 § the vemml N(o,0")_ examine 8ffideny oP $4? “fy o in distribu Hen X ie wwf Adent eabioaty °F pp uhen samples ef dae ce) aye ~ bake from © BO 1p) ngwers + Let XX: y---Xq be the vandem sample Prem p(4) . F(t, 4) = ae MX, 20/1 ,23- Tr, Bigelihood Function, LOxy4) = Pre(a,4) , EA aye eve... Odes x) a! (G4%4+--+%) _n4 x ieasloaeaal 8) = 9 (t,x). be) = L(x) =a a : mr Tl --Apl nx -o4 = Ge eet [© 1 soffidené fer 4 8 Fy «a normal opula tion N(fse) 9 P(x 2 ree oD) tee ay Xn be sandom tam ple dwn From N(Fid Wey xX, X25 -- Then, Lifelihood Function is y L(y %a---%y fhe?) = Pls Hse) -P(tarpio’y... ve I Feisty) fal ey 7: x i=t 2 (aS “[oeay erie BES (qj +(e 922) Set, exp ees = 3 ~ P(tn fs) “ied see =e] ep (“2 os? ie fie Here, Punctlen io broken io wo pavts , Sewn one wotaing ¥ (cstimater) ¢ fb Cyarameter) » Fivel pave doer not contain R- | Tes, fox Rowing ca, ! &,) = TS sopfdent fr p- [ewevey , the fan facoy entries € s? anf ha % second part coobsin co? . Heme , 5? 1S noba tuphicienE * Jesbmaby Ry of. IF we ooo. = 4€ («iH Theo, a Funchlon wit be, Eee sorts) x Hence, S? Ty sop ficient ne Or 6. | q elton. Pie) = Pops ow, EGiay 2 Oe aiteres: yan} Ham f { ay NOD % F oro . Bt ei os 3 neR,o 30 ) ae Lipeldhe of feaction 5 (£0) = Tee 7) kd a 2. i eae lea ti = esr e ee Stamey Kao _Tyequality szed eg Hnabor fox V9), FT ie ambi Function of 6% then N(t)4 fa ey7" ® "Ge S94] = Oey" (9) here Tie) ie dhe Fithey information on © , supplied by ample - 5 Semaxk? Cramer- Rao inequality ov ides 4 Qower bounk GNM 4> the variance of unbiased extimatny of Ve) . zi we make the followin cagorop Lion inorder pre Cramey— Kao inequality Lveguianity woditon: oy cramey—Rao inequality ; () he sovameter Bace 8 Www pon -degenenike open lnkewval on the ‘eal line - (2) For almost all (Xi -+ Xn) andl fpr all oc pubic drain GO ye SO bGre) exist , @ iE) “as of ifeysation 7% Wodepandent of} parmeten €. go that the f(x,e) ave Aipferenbiable unded ‘iokayral Sign - , (4) Be wodifons of aniforrn _convergene of the ‘ategre aye eatigfed to thar diffeventigtion unden integs aqn 1 vali | 5} 2(@) = EQ tay fas Ulve)) eve and sontive for dlg-eo le © be gondon vantable fororig te pat £ (190) pad [eeueter be te ae ee f de Sample a & the ae dhs gepulakion- Aun v2 1 G9) #f, £88) (i (149) dx Syl Le ws dhe {etut p dt fx] vas [ff ibaden ee soit. Aogert fp © ude de nequlauity Condittous pifercctiating lwo 9c (es 20 yi => Va bast) tage 0 © eye (2a) e ° @ Ld te bleotaa--28) \e an uabteed erttinator Ave) sul tat 00) = fib de - as(¢) _@ diatitag ne aotlh pepect 40. @ we ae [td de as(o) Ao 2s \eftear) Lde = ¥(0) > (ta4)-Ve)_ © We OO, —EEEaee Cah Ah) = a(t bgt) = 20) # =O) ote Fun O4@] we hau | to Zi ay (@& (ei) "2 vn@) “(ev Gs abal)) £ VO). ( At) > (vio) 4 VQ): (eabat)- - eusy)) Sve) 4 V(t). ©( Hash) E dkegt 0 e be re vi)> oD) eae Abe lool E (alegl Cty selec let 5A ay 5 ok Gdeguci f & 3 ee ak Fvleme A te Ange ve {(0¥0)- o= F(bs6) ae es de — $(ax6). ta + foe 6 2: APE Unktared oAtmale d, Ha pasameler © Wu €(1)-0 & v(6)-0 be Vle)= 1 2. vG)S i ne E(alaly! (0) du Ue) th the Aisle Caformacion alecut 8 supe nt sample: & 19)" E(A leat J: - &( Hel | Proc, * de Yung eek ts =H ‘ea a | Noo a mt bela) ) heat 2 4 | eg 8 (Shake 2 ee | ‘de 5 ) tt L\— dl J ee ecg iy | de OT 5 iF conditlons fox equality igo. ‘in Cramer Kao inequality * 4 Neve » v(t) J 6 Hoy . o 5 ee y @ [ey 2 ervey. (edge f — oy Te sign of equality ait) hold in ce Inequality 1F and o | . . : ‘one ‘E the vgn of equality holds in Tie ts hep pening enlg” YF the vaviabia (¢-V(e)) ¢ (2fogt aye 26 : Proportional > each obher &, Cr-viel = A[9) = 4 fay) Loe | Where A i dhe conibent} which T independent of 2%). x 2 Beg = (£39) = (b -Ve))- ajo (a Ie Alo =e where Ale) = a Hence, the neceseyy GF sophdent conditions foy unbiased egfj [bb obbtin the — lowey bound of its: variance Vy §iven by V(t) = Oley | & (2De Ly Qe But y (ig Ly = EfAle) (¢-v(0))]? = Gt)" €(4- voy" #8 taL$ = (Aey]* yn We gehy WH = Wort J (Aly VIE) — Nt) = | V0) A(e) Py ty CO) = (Ie). diy] — ee Hencey iF the kel hoo} nition L ix Satitfying @ » ther HD + Te vbiased atimboy of Ye) - (dD Minimum — vayience bound estimatwy [mvBE] exk ts - i) NCD) = [9M 4(0)| : Remark: ‘ OM Me)=e , a, F & & en, Unbiased estimatry of oy then @ xan be aritten a3), Mog L =b-e + They b® F de ee tee et YOO = [4 A(oy| 2 | Aye] | obkain VBE fox Rio Neyo) where go? & known at (FX Kay--y%q TS the eg of xe Sn’ From noymal [population » then likelihood Function i, n el Th F(x) 8) al . 0 : = - = GoW >= (Fe) eb ee ey | feeg t= _. leg (HI = LZ (ae HY" atte - K-32 eh 207 iz Pa 0 pt, Eto) Se ae tale x) BT x? = ieee ty) =o i eee (On) o* be : t=t Fae (i “) rot tea Ags, pees , “ V(b) = Aei\ = Tal * ‘en bie. tale ; ae Fla2,0,1) “or eey, S TER “ — any TA e,9 ff : = eal ste wiae +e) ‘ n° Ag h = og ien) + 2 (ley tepees) = ples (Gay al lorry E> Z ley (4-04) 2 og “9 | at -s x 2q~- A cod ee i=y aoe Se) | = 2 2(r-9) | =| t+orey 7 : | a, Mer Ly Zee). 17 > 6 ET ae a0F oieie ince ib canncl eapressed 93 , Pag = (ee). . MB estimatoy doesn't exicl m & in pandas : So, Cfamey Fao lower bound jy sali b Ahe variance any anblaged F pA mS i002 % taken Prom Normal Fee Examine i 2% iJo ? i es mean 0 4 vaytance 2 - mvBE PY og? . 8 Leb %iom)..,%9, be the vs of fize O N(oys) - . : —(x) 2 Weje)= 1 ga —olLtL of r=e%% Ye)=o> aaa oe ‘taken From +e } = [on fofing logy Jog oe) =o fog Qasr *) —_1 hs (sree cee ia < x 26> p xen 1 gat i OL us = eee 20% 207 = -nis 2 —— — 3.43 a cay cane = Ste Qo" o- J 2 2 = Ue “yal a0 a - «(at ae j —— IF We of Foym b-V[0) -Ale) 207 N(H) = \V(0) gun (i = |i xaey 1 =e be = 20 sie ae nites fle 2 ioe i "ve Eicie oP & & hax vaviance % { Leb %,95;.-%, be the ¥S a Prom ap: ges =e ~¥e Z Ygehe aan “Eye : °n Faking bog 5 Rog = 9 Qog fat ex, =—oley 9 - £2; MQogl OS Carat ¢ , e- sy St e 1 Seay Ss o eee e = Se; 4 Sr oh = (25 x) -0 x8 2 0 eo e a a ale Pi oF 1 12 VO) = | 90) -AG09| e #| Sladcw elliga CHamer Rao tnequality provider 4 techoique of Finding ie abo an MYO estimaloy ox ou tts application act the Same my an anbiared eatimetoy Here» vegalsvity wnditions aye very strich 9 peame quibe yestridive - moveovey y MVBE ix as NUE, sInCe the CR Lower band may ooh alvays be attained < “eveovey if the reqularity” conditions [oF trance ¥ Red] are vil@te}, then the Rew attaindle variane will be fey than CR bound + Heve, we bry bo obtgig MNu esfimabey From ary anti akimateys AhYough the vse of suffident statistic: Wis rechnique Is called blackwellisation |Rao- Blackwell Theoyem f Leb x&y be v's och Hab EV)= € NY) =y Go) Let E(Vfx22) = $(x) > then 0) (pe) = pp i) V(g@) 2 v(Y) Tik i the Rao- Blackwell theovem-

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