Asked by SK

Bias and MSE

We estimate the unknown mean θ of a random variable X with unit variance by forming the sample mean Mn=(X1+⋯+Xn)/n of n i.i.d. samples Xi and then forming the estimator

Θˆn=13⋅Mn.

Your answers below can be functions of θ and n. Follow standard notation and use 'theta' to indicate θ.

The bias E[Θˆn]−θ of this estimator is:
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The mean squared error of this estimator is:
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Answered by Meeto
For biais: -2*theta/3
Answered by Cheat
-2*theta/3
Answered by Helper
mse: 4*theta^2/9
Answered by Hierarchy is important
Helper's answer is kinda right, but input it like:
(4*theta^2)/9
Answered by alpha
Actually above is just part of the answer, mse is 1/9+(4*theta^2)/9
Answered by alpha
typo above: (1/9*n)+(4*theta^2)/9
Answered by Humble1
(1/(9*n))+(4*theta^2)/9
Answered by Anonymous
-2*theta/3
Answered by RandomGuesser 2.0
bias: -2*theta/3

mse: (1/(9*n))+(4*theta^2)/9
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