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∫ (µ(t) y′ µ(t)p(t) y) dt = ∫ µ(t)g(t) dt → µ(t) y = ∫ µ(t)g(t) dt (**) Therefore, the general solution is found after we divide the last equation through by the integrating factor µ(t) But before we can solve for the general solution, we must take a step back and find this (almost magical!) integrating factor µ(t) We have. A > 0 ¥ Since the o ne dimensiona l rando m v a riable Y =!. A ^ C v r Ȃ A p e B N 쐬 ł Motion, Final Cut Pro p v O C iFxPlug j ł B ő ̃G ~ b ^ i q ̕ ˌ j g ݍ 킹 鎖 ŁA u ԉ΁v u X N i j v u v u ΁v u g C ( O Ձj v ȂǗl X ȕ\ \ ł B.

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ö Þ Þ § Þ ÿ hp / / 2h Þ h µ ® µ § p 2 Ð Þ Ð à µ z 2µ § ÿ ÿ p Þ h o Ø µ 2µ Ï ÿ Þ ö o ( § h 2). If we wish to do inference for µ, because ideally the limiting distribution should not depend on the unknown µ The delta method gives a possible solution Since √ n g(X n)−g(µ) d →N 0,σ2(µ)g0(µ)2, we may search for a transformation g(x) such that g0(µ)σ(µ) is a constant Such a transfor. ∂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.

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