Suppose X is a random variable with the pdf f X (x) = b 1 f((x
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Suppose X is a random variable with the pdf fX(x) = b−1f((x − a)/b), where b > 0. Suppose we can generate observations from f(z). Explain how we can generate observations from fX(x).
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Introduction To Mathematical Statistics
ISBN: 9780321794710
7th Edition
Authors: Robert V., Joseph W. McKean, Allen T. Craig
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