Consider a problem of sampling bivariate random variables with joint density given by (a) Find f (x
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(a) Find f (x | y) and f (y | x).
(b) Write a Gibbs procedure to generate samples from this distribution. Discuss why it is easier to use the Gibbs sampler for this case.
(c) Starting from an arbitrary point, obtain the first three sample points.
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a Similarly we can obtain Thus and follow exponential distribution with rate 14 y and 14 x respecti...View the full answer
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