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maybe I'm missing some stupid algebraic mistake..but given theta/theta + 1 = y. how does this imply that the method of moment is theta = y/ 1-y??
The discussion centers on the Method of Moments in statistics, specifically solving for the parameter theta (θ) using the equation θ/(θ + 1) = y. The conclusion drawn is that this relationship can be rearranged to yield θ = y/(1 - y), demonstrating a fundamental algebraic manipulation. Participants emphasize the importance of clarity in notation, suggesting the use of parentheses for better readability in mathematical expressions.
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