Show that if g(x) = sinh - 1 (x) then Deduce that if x ~ NB(n,) has

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Show that if g(x) = sinh-1 √(x) then

g'(x) = {n[(x){1+(x)}].

Deduce that if x ~ NB(n,π) has a negative binomial distribution of index n and parameter π and z = g(x) then Ez ≅ sinh-1 √(x) and Vz ≅ 1/4n. What does this suggest as a reference prior for π ?

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