Exercises and Exams Flashcards

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Example 4.1 (Linear transformation in one dimension).
Y = aX + b, what is f_Y(y)?

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Example 4.6
Consider X,Y~N(0,1) and M = (X+Y)/2 and N+(X-Y)/2 such that (M,N) = g(X,Y). What is the joint distribution and the marginal distributions of M and N?

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Example (MLE for discrete uniform).
Bag contains unknown numbered balls.
Select k at random with replacement recording the label.
want to estimate n.

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Example (MLE for Simple linear regression).
Y_i = \gamma + \beta x_i + \sigma \varepsilon_i for iid \varepsilon ~N(0,1), with \sigma > 0.
What are MLEs for \gamma, \beta, \sigma.

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Example (MLE for Multinormal).
sample n individuals fropm a population of k types and observe n_i indidivudals of type k_i. wush to estimate the proportions of each type.

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Example 7.2 (Normal data with known variance and unknown mean).
suppose x_1, …, x_n are modelled by iid N(\mu, \sigma^{2}) with unknown \mu and known \sigma^2. Bias and MSE for estimator for \mu?
is it consistent?

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Example 7.3 (Uniformly dist. data with unknown range).
suppose x_1, \dots, x_n are ii.d Uniform (0, \theta) where \theta unknown.
MSE and Bias for estiamtor for theta?

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Example 8.1 (Estimation of normal mean when variance is known).
construct confidence interval for mean estiamtor if x_1, …, x_n are iid N(\mu, \sigma^{2}) with \sigma known.

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Example 8.2 (Estimation of RH range of uniform dist.)
Suppose x_1, …, x_n are ii.d Uniform (0, \theta). want 100(1-a)% confidenence interval for estiatmor for \theta.

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Example 8.3 (Normal estimation of variance)
x_1, …, x_n iid N(\mu, sigma^2) with \mu and \sigma to be estimated.
want confidence interval for \sigma^2.

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Example 8.5 (Normal estimation of mean when variance is unknown).
x_1, …, x_n iid N(\mu, \sigma).
interval for \mu.

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Example 8.6 (confidence interval for simple linear regression).

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Example (confidence interval for the binomial dist.)

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Example (multinomial confidence interval).

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Example 9.1 (one-sample t-test).

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Example (Hypothesis testing for simple linear regression)

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Example 9.3 (statistical test for categorial)

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1.A.2.b)
Find PMF of Y = floor(X/A) for X~Exp(\lambda)

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1.C.5.a)
X~N(0,1), Y=X^2, find distribution function of Y using \Phi.

b) hence find the pdf of Y.

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2.A.1
X~Multinomial(n, p), find M_X(t).

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2.C.1
X,Y~N(0,1) indpendent. Z = X^2 + Y^2. By integrating the joint density over the disc of radius r in polar coordinates, show that Z~Exp(?).

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