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The Exact Confidence Interval for an MLE of a Gamma Distribution


Confidence interval of the parameter of $exp$ and normal distribution from MLE?Monte Carlo Confidence Interval for Standard DeviationCalculating this confidence Interval and making assumptionsMLE, Confidence Interval, and Asymptotic DistributionsConfidence interval for MLE estimate for non-regular likelihood functions95% Confidence Interval for $lambda$Constructing a 95% Confidence Interval (using output from r-studio)constructing a 95% confidence interval - manipulating inequalitiesProportion Confidence IntervalNormal approximation of MLE of Poisson distribution and confidence interval













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Above here is the information I've been given for one of my seminar questions, so far I have calculated the fisher information and from there I computed the asymptotic distribution for $hatlambda$ is:



$$lambda_n = Nleft(lambda,frac1nI(lambda)right)
= Nleft(lambda, fraclambda^2dnright)$$



After that I derived the 90% confidence interval for λ as:



$$T_1,2=hatlambda pm fracz_alpha/2sqrtnI(lambda)= fracdnx pm 1.64 fraclambdasqrtnd$$



And from here I need to find the exact 90% confidence interval but this is where I'm stuck. Can anyone provide any assistance?










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    You cannot find the exact CI from an asymptotic CI; you have to start from scratch. You are given a hint on what to do in the last line of your question. That is pretty much the answer.
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    – StubbornAtom
    Mar 29 at 6:10










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    So how exactly would I do this, would I need to calculate the likelihood of this new function and go from there? @StubbornAtom
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    – king
    Mar 29 at 10:20











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    Can you verify that $2lambdasum X_i$ has a chi-square distribution? If you can, then this is your pivotal quantity from which the CI follows.
    $endgroup$
    – StubbornAtom
    Mar 29 at 10:25















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$begingroup$


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Question



Above here is the information I've been given for one of my seminar questions, so far I have calculated the fisher information and from there I computed the asymptotic distribution for $hatlambda$ is:



$$lambda_n = Nleft(lambda,frac1nI(lambda)right)
= Nleft(lambda, fraclambda^2dnright)$$



After that I derived the 90% confidence interval for λ as:



$$T_1,2=hatlambda pm fracz_alpha/2sqrtnI(lambda)= fracdnx pm 1.64 fraclambdasqrtnd$$



And from here I need to find the exact 90% confidence interval but this is where I'm stuck. Can anyone provide any assistance?










share|cite|improve this question









$endgroup$











  • $begingroup$
    You cannot find the exact CI from an asymptotic CI; you have to start from scratch. You are given a hint on what to do in the last line of your question. That is pretty much the answer.
    $endgroup$
    – StubbornAtom
    Mar 29 at 6:10










  • $begingroup$
    So how exactly would I do this, would I need to calculate the likelihood of this new function and go from there? @StubbornAtom
    $endgroup$
    – king
    Mar 29 at 10:20











  • $begingroup$
    Can you verify that $2lambdasum X_i$ has a chi-square distribution? If you can, then this is your pivotal quantity from which the CI follows.
    $endgroup$
    – StubbornAtom
    Mar 29 at 10:25













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0





$begingroup$


Information



Question



Above here is the information I've been given for one of my seminar questions, so far I have calculated the fisher information and from there I computed the asymptotic distribution for $hatlambda$ is:



$$lambda_n = Nleft(lambda,frac1nI(lambda)right)
= Nleft(lambda, fraclambda^2dnright)$$



After that I derived the 90% confidence interval for λ as:



$$T_1,2=hatlambda pm fracz_alpha/2sqrtnI(lambda)= fracdnx pm 1.64 fraclambdasqrtnd$$



And from here I need to find the exact 90% confidence interval but this is where I'm stuck. Can anyone provide any assistance?










share|cite|improve this question









$endgroup$




Information



Question



Above here is the information I've been given for one of my seminar questions, so far I have calculated the fisher information and from there I computed the asymptotic distribution for $hatlambda$ is:



$$lambda_n = Nleft(lambda,frac1nI(lambda)right)
= Nleft(lambda, fraclambda^2dnright)$$



After that I derived the 90% confidence interval for λ as:



$$T_1,2=hatlambda pm fracz_alpha/2sqrtnI(lambda)= fracdnx pm 1.64 fraclambdasqrtnd$$



And from here I need to find the exact 90% confidence interval but this is where I'm stuck. Can anyone provide any assistance?







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  • $begingroup$
    You cannot find the exact CI from an asymptotic CI; you have to start from scratch. You are given a hint on what to do in the last line of your question. That is pretty much the answer.
    $endgroup$
    – StubbornAtom
    Mar 29 at 6:10










  • $begingroup$
    So how exactly would I do this, would I need to calculate the likelihood of this new function and go from there? @StubbornAtom
    $endgroup$
    – king
    Mar 29 at 10:20











  • $begingroup$
    Can you verify that $2lambdasum X_i$ has a chi-square distribution? If you can, then this is your pivotal quantity from which the CI follows.
    $endgroup$
    – StubbornAtom
    Mar 29 at 10:25
















  • $begingroup$
    You cannot find the exact CI from an asymptotic CI; you have to start from scratch. You are given a hint on what to do in the last line of your question. That is pretty much the answer.
    $endgroup$
    – StubbornAtom
    Mar 29 at 6:10










  • $begingroup$
    So how exactly would I do this, would I need to calculate the likelihood of this new function and go from there? @StubbornAtom
    $endgroup$
    – king
    Mar 29 at 10:20











  • $begingroup$
    Can you verify that $2lambdasum X_i$ has a chi-square distribution? If you can, then this is your pivotal quantity from which the CI follows.
    $endgroup$
    – StubbornAtom
    Mar 29 at 10:25















$begingroup$
You cannot find the exact CI from an asymptotic CI; you have to start from scratch. You are given a hint on what to do in the last line of your question. That is pretty much the answer.
$endgroup$
– StubbornAtom
Mar 29 at 6:10




$begingroup$
You cannot find the exact CI from an asymptotic CI; you have to start from scratch. You are given a hint on what to do in the last line of your question. That is pretty much the answer.
$endgroup$
– StubbornAtom
Mar 29 at 6:10












$begingroup$
So how exactly would I do this, would I need to calculate the likelihood of this new function and go from there? @StubbornAtom
$endgroup$
– king
Mar 29 at 10:20





$begingroup$
So how exactly would I do this, would I need to calculate the likelihood of this new function and go from there? @StubbornAtom
$endgroup$
– king
Mar 29 at 10:20













$begingroup$
Can you verify that $2lambdasum X_i$ has a chi-square distribution? If you can, then this is your pivotal quantity from which the CI follows.
$endgroup$
– StubbornAtom
Mar 29 at 10:25




$begingroup$
Can you verify that $2lambdasum X_i$ has a chi-square distribution? If you can, then this is your pivotal quantity from which the CI follows.
$endgroup$
– StubbornAtom
Mar 29 at 10:25










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