A sample of N independent observations is taken from a normally distributed population, with N > 2.
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A sample of N independent observations is taken from a normally distributed population, with N > 2. Denote the N observations by Xh X2, • • •, XN.
You want to estimate the mean of the population, ji. For each of the three estimators G, H, and M, answer the following questions.
G = Xi, H = (Yi + X2)/2, M = (Xi + X2 + • • • + Xn)/N.
(a) Is the estimator sufficient?
(b) Is the estimator unbiased?
(c) Is the estimator consistent?
(d) What is the variance of the estimator?
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Statistics Probability Inference And Decision
ISBN: 9780030778056
1st Edition
Authors: Robert L. Winkler, William L. Hays
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