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Stat 223 Introduction to the Theory of Statistics

Chapter 1 1.1 Sampling Distribution from notes 1.2 Central Limit Theorem from notes

Proof:

Examples on the weak low of large number

1.3 Order Statistic (p251-p254)

1.4 Exponential Family (p312-p314) one parameter exponential family:

k parameter exponential family:

The joint distribution of the exponential family

Exponential Family (p312-p314) Example 1: Example 2:

Example 3:

Homework: Does the following density function belong to the exponential family?

Chapter 2 Point Estimation

Statistical inference 2. 1 Introduction Statistical inference estimation Point estimation Interval istimation Tests of hypotheses

2.2 METHOD OF FINDING ESTIMATORS

Notes:

2.2.1 Method of Moments

 

Homework

Note:

2.2.2 Maximum Likelihood

Note: ln = log

Clarification of the above example

2.3 Properties of Point Estimator 2.3.1mean Squared Error