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Graduate Determining Bias of MLE of k in Poisson RP
YES - you are correct. unfortunately, the write up I have is written very poorly.- ACM_acm
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Graduate Determining Bias of MLE of k in Poisson RP
k is a is an unknown nonrandom variable. Based on this...I would say that it is deterministic...- ACM_acm
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Graduate Determining Bias of MLE of k in Poisson RP
Poisson Random Process, Sufficient Statistic OK - I think I understand you...I would like to rewrite the problem using the LATEX symbology...This is my first time to this website and I would like to learn this program... My problem is stated as follows... Stationary Poisson Random...- ACM_acm
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Graduate Determining Bias of MLE of k in Poisson RP
Poisson RP: MLE of "k" P(n,tau) = [ [ (k*tau)^n ] / n! ] * exp(-k*tau) Parameter k is the process of an unknown non random variable that I want to estimate. I have determined that k^ML = [1 / (n*tau) ] sigma (xi) I believe this is correct... How do I determine if K^ML is biased?- ACM_acm
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