Let the density function of a random variable Xbe given by fx(x) = 0x®', 0Sx<1 Suppose X, X,,.., X¸be a random sample, taken from above population. Define an estimator W, = - log (X,). Here, the new random variable W, follows, Poisson distribution with mean 0 а) b) c) Gamma distribution with mean 90 Gamma distribution with mean ở d) 1 Exponential distribution with mean

Let the density function of a random variable Xbe given by fx(x) = 0x®', 0Sx<1 Suppose X, X,,.., X¸be a random sample, taken from above population. Define an estimator W, = - log (X,). Here, the new random variable W, follows, Poisson distribution with mean 0 а) b) c) Gamma distribution with mean 90 Gamma distribution with mean ở d) 1 Exponential distribution with mean

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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