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Week 11 - Sufficiency-1

The document discusses sufficient statistics, which are used to summarize data without losing information about the parameter of interest. It outlines properties of sufficient statistics, including their relationship with maximum likelihood estimators and the Rao-Blackwell theorem. Additionally, it introduces the concept of the exponential family of distributions and establishes that sufficient statistics can be derived from these distributions.

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Week 11 - Sufficiency-1

The document discusses sufficient statistics, which are used to summarize data without losing information about the parameter of interest. It outlines properties of sufficient statistics, including their relationship with maximum likelihood estimators and the Rao-Blackwell theorem. Additionally, it introduces the concept of the exponential family of distributions and establishes that sufficient statistics can be derived from these distributions.

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Sufficiency .

Sufficient statistic
outline
{ Properties of sufficient
Exponential family .
statistic

Part 1 :
sufficient statistic
• Recall that a statistic -1=-11×4×4 Nn ) is form
' -

of data reduction e-
g. An estimator § uses a single number
.

to reflect all information contained in the data ( ✗ ii., xn )


about the parameter 0 .

( K dim
-
estimator § k many )
uses
Question : Is there
of information by
any loss data reduction ?
Cant preserve all information about 0 via a
few number
of statistics ?
1¥ Not .

always .
✗, Xz , ✗n Ed Berto ) O Coin
e.
g. c-
-
-

, ,
,
.

"
( i -

e .

pmf of Xi is fix :o) = 0×4-05 ,


✗ c- 9913 )
consider statistic Y =
¥
,
Xi .

We know that Y ~ 13inch , 0 ) ( Binomial disks ) .

Let's compute the joint conditional disks of (✗ " KIND


given Y y
=
.

1PM
HIED
R¥,¥-

MH-mxj-EIEE.EE?Ii--Y#pmfvfBincmO
=
RCAI B) =

) at
y .
If y t Fen Ki ,
then BLAND -

-
O and RCA 1B ) -0 .

If y =
Fg Xi ,
then
=MH h-iXn=x#
RC Al B) =
RYtpY =
Mptp, "" B) .

Chindits II .

oxictogtxi
=
Hasnt
Fiona
-

B) Hetchy
=

Ty, .

if y 't Enixi
f Ty
0
PCI Ely y)
-
-
-
.

-
-

,
if y
-

ixi .

This conditional dish does not


depend on O !
Implications For any other
:
① statistic U UCHI Nn )
-

• =
,

the conditional dish of U given Y y -

,
also does
not depend on it .
i. e. there is no extra
information
about 0 in U if we are
given the knowledge of Y .

knowing Y sufficientis .

⑦ . Given the knowledge of Y ,


we can generate another
'
data set Xi Xi by sampling ¥
✗n from the
'

;
-

, ,

conditional distln
of ☒ I ' Y=Y ( since this .
is a known
distln ) Now.

☒ and I , are two data sets from


distln with same site
the same
sample ,
they should
contain the same information about 0 .

knowing Y is sufficient .
Def ( sufficient statistic ) Let Yuki Xn denote a
. -

• i
.

random sample
of size h from a parametric distribution
family fix :o) d C- Let Y uchi Xn ) be i
-

=
.
,

statistic with
a
pdflpmf fycy ) Y is called .
a

sufficient statistic for 0 if the conditional distribution


of ☒ given Y does not
depend on 0 ,
or ,

=
Haim

does 0 and
not
depend on
for all Of ,

✗ ink ,
-
"

/ Rn C- DX / .

space of Xi 's )
iidr.is with
e-
g- Let Xi , K ,
-
-

, Xn be pdf
" -0 )
fix )= e- Leo , a) Cx )
.
" -0 )

.io:*:: it
.io
"
-

fax ) e Leo ik )

¥÷
-

,
-

is
,
.

.
.
in man .

:* =

f
1
O
if
if
2170
XE O
k
O

show that Y =

Min Xi is a
sufficient statistic .

" -

t
C statistic )
f- y ly ) = n
-

fly ) [ I -

Fly )] order

It is to obtain that
easy
if
fi's
gogod
xeo
Fact -

fluid w =

'w
Mdw if
-

e- X > O
O)
)
H
[I Ico she )
-
-

e
=
-
-

,
-
n
'T "
fyiy) =
ne
-

2,0 ,
is > ly )

=¥i:÷÷÷¥÷÷→÷× ,

=é"I¥:¥¥÷÷¥÷
Xi 0 Fi

(
is 7

)
numerator >
since non zero ,
-

miin Xi > 0 Ico ,


a) Cmiinxi ) =3

É ✗ it
nm.in xi
=
tn e ,

does not depend on d. '


f- Min Xi is sufficient
for 0 .
Questions Is any general way find
there to such a

sufficient statistic ?

Theorem ( Neyman -1hm 7.2.1 ) , .

Let Xi Xz , Xn be a random
sample from fix ;D )
- -

i
, ,

The statistic Y ,Xn ) is


Of uchi sufficient for
= .

0 if and if we
only can find two functions g and h ,

such
that
( lo ) = f- Hi :O) =
GIUCXI ,
- "

Nn ) ; 0 ] .
hcxnki.im ,

where he does not


depend d. on

That is ,
the likelihood function depends on I only
transformed statistic nah , Xy Hn )
through the
"

, .

Let Xi , Xy Xn be iid with


pdf
g.
e- i
-

" -0 )
f-a) =
e- 2 co , a) CX ) .
Find a
sufficient statistic for a .

II fcxiiot II '
"" -
o
)
-

Lue ) -

,
e scans , cxi
,

"'
- Z Xi
=
e 2am cnn.in Xi ) e
- -

gcmiinxi ; ol hike )
where
gcu ; ) em Icu
v =
,
mln )

Xn )
-

7. Xi
hcxii -

i.
=
e .

From Neyman 's theorem .


Min Xi is sufficient fence .

Part 2 :

properties of sufficient statistic .

I .

Any one -
to -
one transformation of a
sufficient
statistic is also a
sufficient statistic ( no loss of information
.

2. If Y =
UCI ) is a
sufficient statistic for 0 ,

then the MLE Ñ for 0 is a function of Y .

To see this :
Llo ) =

GI Yi 0 ] .

HII )

Imre =
argmax LIU ) =
atgmaxg-y.io ]
Of Of

e-
g. U the
previous example ,

Hi
40 ) =
end 210 ,
is ) ( my:b Xi ) e-

1 µ z
ÑM 4- =
Y -
- min ✗ i
i
?⃝
*
3. ( Rao -
Blackwell izahm ) Theorem 7.3.1

Any estimator can be improved by conditioning


on a
sufficient statistic .

Part 3- .

Exponential family .
C Chapter 7- 5)

Def : An exponential distln


family is a
family of
distributions whose pdtlpmf takes the
following
form :

-117101kW -151×1+810 )]
folio )
{ exp Dx
=
.
✗ c-

0 otherwise .

range DX is independent of d.
where the

Most commonly used parametric families belong to the


exponential family .

g. Normal distln

N.NL/MiF1.pctRfcxiM- #-g.expl-4-I )- expfM-ozX-


e- with known

¥2 -

1¥.
-

tzlug ears )
¥0
war w

pyulkcx) scx )

DX =
C -
p , is )

Binomial dish . Bin chip .


PEND
(1)
" ""
f- cxip> =

p Ctp
=

exp ( 105¥
in
-

an
X + lug ( %)
~
+
nlogctp
w
)
Pcp) K c) say ftp.
DX =
{ 0,112 ' -

in } .

Other examples :
Bernoulli , negative Binomial ,

Poisson ,
Gamma ,
exponential , normal .


Theorem : Let Xi , Xi, - -

, ✗n be a random
sample
from the above exponential family .
Then
Y =
IÉ,
Klxi ) is sufficient force .

Prof :
LW ) =
¥ ,
exp ( Plo ) Kcxi ) + Slxi ) -18101 )
=
exp ( plo ) IKCXijtnfloD.expl-E.SK/iD
in my

'
e-
g. normal distln Nyu ,r4 with known r

É
KCX)=K .

EY Kai )=
it
✗i is sufficient
for µ
( one-to-one map preserves off )
.

'
E. ✗ i I is sufficient
-

n =

Binomial distln 13inch /


p) pt 10117 ,

Kat .
x ?_? ,
Kalil -

¥,
Xi is sufficient ferp .

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