If y,y2y be a random sample taken from a Poisson distribution with parameter 2, then the log-likelihood equation is, a) -mλ-Σh (y.)+ in(λ)Σν i-1 1-1 b) mà +In(y,!)+In (2)Ey i-1 i-1 c) mà -In(y,!)+In(2) 1] i-1 1-1 d) -ni-In(y,!)-In(2)y 1-1

If y,y2y be a random sample taken from a Poisson distribution with parameter 2, then the log-likelihood equation is, a) -mλ-Σh (y.)+ in(λ)Σν i-1 1-1 b) mà +In(y,!)+In (2)Ey i-1 i-1 c) mà -In(y,!)+In(2) 1] i-1 1-1 d) -ni-In(y,!)-In(2)y 1-1

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Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction

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Author:David Poole

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Section4.6: Applications And The Perron-frobenius Theorem

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