This problem is a regression problem, where we use the ordinary least square methods, to estimate the parameters in a restricted case scenario. This is ISI MStat 2017 PSB Problem 7.
Consider independent observations from the regression model
It is sort of a restricted regression problem because maybe we have tested the fact that . Hence, we are interested in the estimate of
given
. This is essentially the statistical significance of this problem, and we will see how it turns out in the estimate of
.
Let's start with some notational nomenclature.
Let's minimize by differentiating w.r.t
and equating to 0.
From, the given conditions, .
.
Since, are constant,
.
.
Thus, observe that the more is close to 0, the more bias is close to 0.
From, the given conditions,
~ Something
).
~ Something
.
Observe, that even the MSE is minimized if .
This problem is a regression problem, where we use the ordinary least square methods, to estimate the parameters in a restricted case scenario. This is ISI MStat 2017 PSB Problem 7.
Consider independent observations from the regression model
It is sort of a restricted regression problem because maybe we have tested the fact that . Hence, we are interested in the estimate of
given
. This is essentially the statistical significance of this problem, and we will see how it turns out in the estimate of
.
Let's start with some notational nomenclature.
Let's minimize by differentiating w.r.t
and equating to 0.
From, the given conditions, .
.
Since, are constant,
.
.
Thus, observe that the more is close to 0, the more bias is close to 0.
From, the given conditions,
~ Something
).
~ Something
.
Observe, that even the MSE is minimized if .
I guess the estimate of Beta 1 here is slightly incorrect .
beta 1 estimate is wrong dude !!!
beta 1 estimate is wrong dude.
Mistake in taking derivative..Whole solution gone wrong..Yare yare daze
Mistake in taking derivative. Whole solution gone wrong..
Yes srijit da!!
Estimate value of β1 is not true