Let X1, X2 , ... Xn be a random sample from a population that is uniformly distributed over (a,b) , a,b € R, a

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Let X1, X2 , ... Xn be a random sample from a population that is uniformly distributed over (a,b) , a,b € R, a

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Let X1 X2 Xn Be A Random Sample From A Population That Is Uniformly Distributed Over A B A B R A B Let A 1
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Let X1, X2 , ... Xn be a random sample from a population that is uniformly distributed over (a,b) , a,b € R, a<b. Let å be the sample mean and Y1 = min {Xi: i=1, ...,n}. 1. Using the likelihood function L(a,b; X) = (b–a)-"1(-0, min xi] (a)1[max 23, +00)(b). Find an mle for both a and b.
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