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CHAPTER 2
STATISTICAL INFERENCE
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Section 2.1 Example 1
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Section 2.1 Example 2
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Figure 2.1
The normal distribution: Y N(,2).
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Section 2.2 Example 6
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Figure 2.2An unbiased estimator has a sampling distribution that is centered over the population parameter. Y is unbiased because its sampling distribution is centered over .
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Figure 2.3The estimator is asymptotically unbiased; its sampling distribution becomes centered over 2 as n→∞.
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Figure 2.4
The variance of Y decreases as the sample size increases.
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Figure 2.5
The comparative efficiency of three estimators.
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Figure 2.6
Simulated samplingdistributions (uniformpopulation).
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Figure 2.7
Yi i.i.d.(,2).
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Figure 2.8The least squares estimator is the value of that minimizes the sum of squares function S.
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Figure 2.9
p-value for Example 10.
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Figure 2.10
Rejection regions.
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Figure 2.12
Y is lognormally distributed: ln Y N(, 2).
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Figure 2.13
Simulated samplingdistributions for the statistic t = √n(Y − )/sunder nonnormality.
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Figure 2.14A histogram of the monthly return on IBM stock, July 1963–June 1968.
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Figure 2.15Deterministic and stochastic trends.
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Figure 2.16The rate of return on IBM stock, July 1963–June 1968.