Consider Example 16.4. Show that the likelihood-ratio statistic, 2 log(), where is the likelihood ratio (that
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Consider Example 16.4. Show that the likelihood-ratio statistic, −2 log(Λ), where Λ is the likelihood ratio (that is, the maximized likelihood function under the null hypothesis divided by the maximized likelihood function without the null hypothesis), can be expressed as (16.22).
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