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∂µ2 = −µ−2 i=1 x i < 0 Thus there is a local maximum at µ = ¯x We then note that as µ → 0 or µ → ∞, the loglikelihood ‘(µ;x) approaches −∞ Thus µ = ¯x is a global maximum, and the maximum likelihood estimate of µ is ˆµ = ¯x The maximum likelihood estimator in this example is then ˆµ(X) = X¯ Since µ is the. Definition 113 A measure space is a triplet (Ω,F,µ), with µa measure on the measurable space (Ω,F) A measure space (Ω,F, P) with P a probability measure is called a probability space The next exercise collects some of the fundamental properties shared by all prob. 1 E (X ) = µ 2 V (X ) = !.

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