We have a one parameter statistical model.
Probability model: {f(x;θ)=x/(2θ^2), θ>0 and x is an element
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We have a one parameter statistical model.
Probability model: {f(x;θ)=x/(2θ^2), θ>0 and x is an elementof (0, θ].
Sampling model:X=(X1,...Xn) is random.
By stating likelihood and log likelihood functions, calculatethe maximum likelihood estimator of θ. Differentiation can't beused to solve this problem.
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