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Mathematical Statistics 2018/2019, Problem set 15 Introduction to Bayesian Statistics

1. A researcher measured the length of four insects of a newly discovered species; the measurements were (in cm): 0.38, 0.65, 0.72 and 1. The researcher assumes that the length of these insects follows a uniform distribution over the interval (0, θ], where the maximum length θ is an unknown parameter.

Prior to making the measurements, the researcher believed that the maximum length of the insect is a number between 12 and 2 (i.e., that θ ∼ U (12, 2)). Find the posterior distribution for the experiment.

Find three estimators of the parameter θ: the Bayesian Most Probable Estimator, the Bayesian estimator for a quadratic loss function (i.e., the average of the posterior distribution) and the Bayesian estimator for a modulus loss function (i.e., the median of the posterior distribution).

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