I have a txt file with numbers that looks like this - (with 100 numbers)
[1] 7.1652348 5.6665965 4.4757553 4.8497086 15.2276296 -0.5730937 [7] 4.9798067 2.7396933 5.1468304 10.1221489 9.0165661 65.7118194 [13] 5.5205704 6.3067488 8.6777177 5.2528503 3.5039562 4.2477401 [19] 11.4137624 -48.1722034 -0.3764006 5.7647536 -27.3533138 4.0968204
I need to estimate theta MLE parameter from this distrubution -
and I need to estimate theta from a sample of 1000 observations with replace, and save the sample.
How can I estimate theta like this? I have no information about normal distrubation
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I'll give you a hint - you need to calculate the MLE on paper first. You're given a distribution and will need to do a bit of calculus to find the MLE. Then plug in your numbers into what you end up with on paper in R.
Hi, thank's for your answer.
I have a somewhat related question here
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