Question: can anyone help with this question... 5. In the IQ example, X, ~ N(0,100), 0 ~ N(100, 225). Suppose the child took two tests and

can anyone help with this question...

can anyone help with this question... 5. In the IQ example, X,

5. In the IQ example, X, ~ N(0,100), 0 ~ N(100, 225). Suppose the child took two tests and received scores x, =115 and x, =117 . Using results from class, compute the posterior 7(0 | x) and find: (i) The Bayes estimate of O under squared error loss. [1] (ii) A 95% credible region for his true IQ, 0. [2] (iii) The Bayes decision for testing the hypotheses that the child's IQ is: [2] H, :0 110 (Above average ) (iv) Calculate the relative plausibility of H, and H . [1] (v) Repeat parts (i)-(iv), if instead we have no prior belief about O and use the non-informative prior TT(0) =1, for -co

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