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binbagsss
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This is probably a stupid question , but,
It's easy enough to show that the mle of a poission distribution is ## \bar{x}##: ## \hat{ \lambda}= \bar{x} ##
But,I'm then looking at the generalized ratio test section of my book, multinomial, it esitmates ## \lambda ## for some data by ## \sum \frac{( number X frequency that number occurred)}{ n} ##
how are these 2 equivalent?
Thanks in advance.
It's easy enough to show that the mle of a poission distribution is ## \bar{x}##: ## \hat{ \lambda}= \bar{x} ##
But,I'm then looking at the generalized ratio test section of my book, multinomial, it esitmates ## \lambda ## for some data by ## \sum \frac{( number X frequency that number occurred)}{ n} ##
how are these 2 equivalent?
Thanks in advance.