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Suppose that we have Y1,…, Y∼ N(μ1,σ), Ym+1, …, Ym+n ∼ N(μ2, σ), and all m + n observations are independent. These are the assumptions of the pooled t procedure in Section 10.2. Let k = 1, x11 = .5, …, xm1 = .5, xm+1,1 = −.5, …, xm+n,1 = −.5. For convenience in inverting X′X assume m = n.

a. Obtain β̂and β̂from Equation (12.16). Let y̅be the mean of the first m observations and y̅be the mean of the next n observations.

Equation (12.16)

b. Find simple expressions for ŷ, SSE, se,  and  sβ̂1.
c. Use parts (a) and (b) to find a simple expression for the 95% CI for β̂1. Show that your formula is equivalent to

which is the pooled variance confidence interval discussed in Section 9.2.

d.

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Modern Mathematical Statistics With Applications

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Authors: Jay L. Devore, Kenneth N. Berk, Matthew A. Carlton

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