Suppose X1, .,Xn is a random sample from a N (H, o²) opulation, and independently, Y, ....,Ym is a random sample om N(n, y²) population. Find minimum sufficient statistics for e following three cases

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4. Suppose X1, .,X, is a random sample from a N (u, o²)
population, and independently, Y, .,Ym is a random sample
from N(n, y?) population. Find minimum sufficient statistics for
the following three cases.e
(a). µ, o?, n,y² all arbitrary, µ,n E R,o²,y² > 0.«
(b). o = y and µ,n,o are arbitrary.e
(c) . μ η and μ. Y σ are arbitrary.
Transcribed Image Text:4. Suppose X1, .,X, is a random sample from a N (u, o²) population, and independently, Y, .,Ym is a random sample from N(n, y?) population. Find minimum sufficient statistics for the following three cases.e (a). µ, o?, n,y² all arbitrary, µ,n E R,o²,y² > 0.« (b). o = y and µ,n,o are arbitrary.e (c) . μ η and μ. Y σ are arbitrary.
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