|Consider random variables Y,, Y2, ...,Yn, each with distribution N(µ, o²). In addition, Corr(Y, Y,) = p > 0 for all i, j. Is Y = -E, Y1 an unbiased estimator of µ? Explain. | Is Y normally distributed? Explain. а. b.

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|Consider random variables Y,, Y2, .., Yn, each with distribution N (µ, o²). In
addition, Corr(Y, Y;) = p > 0 for all i, j.
Is Y = -E, Y; an unbiased estimator of µ? Explain.
Is Y normally distributed? Explain.
а.
b.
Transcribed Image Text:4. |Consider random variables Y,, Y2, .., Yn, each with distribution N (µ, o²). In addition, Corr(Y, Y;) = p > 0 for all i, j. Is Y = -E, Y; an unbiased estimator of µ? Explain. Is Y normally distributed? Explain. а. b.
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