140. The mode of a continuous distribution is the value x* that maximizes f(x). a. What is...
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140. The mode of a continuous distribution is the value x* that maximizes f(x).
a. What is the mode of a normal distribution with parameters m and s?
b. Does the uniform distribution with parameters A and B have a single mode? Why or why not?
c. What is the mode of an exponential distribution with parameter l? (Draw a picture.)
d. If X has a gamma distribution with parameters a and
b, and a 1, find the mode. [Hint:
ln[ f (x)] will be maximized iff f (x) is, and it may be simpler to take the derivative of ln[ f (x)].]
e. What is the mode of a chi-squared distribution having n degrees of freedom?
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Modern Mathematical Statistics With Applications
ISBN: 9780534404734
1st Edition
Authors: Jay L Devore
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