Mathematics, 26.11.2019 21:31 tcraig833

That is, the maximum likelihood estimate of \thetaθ can be found by solving a linear system of | x | -1∣x∣−1 equations in | x | -1∣x∣−1 unknowns. doing so shows that the maximum likelihood estimate corresponds to simply the count for each outcome divided by the total number of samples. i. e., we have that:

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