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Topik Tubes Poster Statmat: Properties of Maximum Likelihood Estimators (Mles)

The document outlines assignments focused on statistical methods including Maximum Likelihood Estimators, hypothesis testing, confidence regions for multivariate parameters, Bayesian estimation techniques, and the general linear hypothesis. Each section provides research focuses, context, and specific guidelines for students to follow in their projects. General instructions for poster design, submission timelines, and evaluation criteria are also included.

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Topik Tubes Poster Statmat: Properties of Maximum Likelihood Estimators (Mles)

The document outlines assignments focused on statistical methods including Maximum Likelihood Estimators, hypothesis testing, confidence regions for multivariate parameters, Bayesian estimation techniques, and the general linear hypothesis. Each section provides research focuses, context, and specific guidelines for students to follow in their projects. General instructions for poster design, submission timelines, and evaluation criteria are also included.

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Topik Tubes Poster Statmat

1. Properties of Maximum Likelihood Estimators (MLEs) (Chapter 5)

Research focus: Derive and evaluate MLEs for specific distributions, analyze their efficiency,
and demonstrate consistency with sample data.

o Context:

MLEs are widely used in parameter estimation due to their desirable properties, such
as consistency and asymptotic normality. Students will explore these properties
through theoretical derivations and numerical simulations.

o Assignment Guidelines:

1. Select a probability distribution (e.g., exponential, normal, or Poisson).

2. Derive the MLEs for its parameters.

3. Analyze their properties (bias, consistency, efficiency) using simulation (e.g., Python,
R).

4. Display findings with plots showing convergence properties.

2. Hypothesis Testing in Composite Hypotheses (Chapter 6)

Research focus: Investigate the performance of likelihood ratio tests for composite
hypotheses under different scenarios, including practical applications like comparing
variance.

o Context:

Composite hypotheses arise frequently in applied settings, requiring robust testing


approaches. Likelihood ratio tests are a key tool in this area.

o Assignment Guidelines:

1. Choose a practical example, such as testing the equality of means or variances


across groups.

2. Implement a likelihood ratio test, deriving the test statistic and its distribution.

3. Simulate Type I and Type II error rates for different sample sizes.

4. Create a poster with graphs illustrating test performance.


3. Confidence Regions for Multivariate Parameters (Chapter 7)

Research focus: Develop and visualize confidence regions for multivariate data, comparing
methods like profile likelihood and Bayesian credible regions.

o Context:

Composite hypotheses arise frequently in applied settings, requiring robust testing


approaches. Likelihood ratio tests are a key tool in this area.

o Assignment Guidelines:

1. Choose a practical example, such as testing the equality of means or variances


across groups.

2. Implement a likelihood ratio test, deriving the test statistic and its distribution.

3. Simulate Type I and Type II error rates for different sample sizes.

4. Create a poster with graphs illustrating test performance.

4. Bayesian Estimation Techniques (Chapter 8)

Research focus: Apply Bayesian methods to estimate parameters for common distributions,
compare Bayesian estimators to classical estimators, and interpret prior sensitivity.

o Context:

Composite hypotheses arise frequently in applied settings, requiring robust testing


approaches. Likelihood ratio tests are a key tool in this area.

o Assignment Guidelines:

1. Choose a practical example, such as testing the equality of means or variances


across groups.

2. Implement a likelihood ratio test, deriving the test statistic and its distribution.

3. Simulate Type I and Type II error rates for different sample sizes.

4. Create a poster with graphs illustrating test performance.


5. The General Linear Hypothesis (Chapter 7)

Research focus: Extend the general linear model to real-world datasets, validate
assumptions, and evaluate the robustness of parameter estimation methods.

o Context:

The general linear hypothesis is fundamental in regression analysis, allowing for


tests of complex relationships among variables.

o Assignment Guidelines:

1. Use a multivariate regression dataset (e.g., housing prices or student performance).

2. Formulate and test hypotheses about regression coefficients.

3. Validate model assumptions (normality, homoscedasticity).

4. Include residual plots and hypothesis test results on the poster.

General Instructions for Students:

1. Poster Design:

o Include an introduction, methodology, results, and conclusions.

o Use clear, concise visuals (graphs, charts, or equations).

2. Submission Timeline:

o Topic proposal: One week after assignment.

o Draft of findings: Three weeks after approval.

o Final poster: Two weeks before the presentation day.

3. Evaluation Criteria:

o Clarity of explanation (25%).

o Analytical rigor (25%).

o Creativity in visualization (25%).

o Relevance to real-world applications (25%).

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