STAT 442: Statistical Theory 2
Natalie Blades (blades@stats.byu.edu)
218 TMCB
801 422 5076
Office Hours: MWF 8:00-9:00 am
Emily Carr (emily_carr@byu.edu)
258 TMCB
Office Hours: MF 2:00-3:00 pm, W 12:00-1:00 pm
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Course Materials
Homework Assignments
- 7 January 2008: 7.1 (Solution)
- 9 January 2008: 7.3 (Solution), 7.4 (Solution)
- 11 January 2008: 7.5 (Solution), 7.7a (Solution)
- 14 January 2008: 7.8 (Solution), 7.11 (Solution)
- 16 January 2008: 7.13 (Solution)
- 18 January 2008: 7.18 (Solution), 7.19 (Solution)
- 23 January 2008: 7.14 (Solution), 7.15 (Solution), 7.16 (Solution)
- 25 January 2008: 7.7b (Solution), 7.17 (Solution), 7.20a (Solution), 7.21 (Solution), 7.22 (Solution), 7.23 (Solution)
- 28 January 2008: 8.3 (Solution), 8.4 (Solution)
- 30 January 2008: 8.5 (Solution), 8.9 (Solution), 8.11 (Solution), plus example of gamma, chi-squared distribution, and exponential distribution that are identical.
- 1 February 2008: No homework assigned.
- 4 February 2008: 8.19 (Solution)
- 6 February 2008: 8.15 (Solution), 8.18 (Solution), 8.26 (Solution)
- 8 February 2008: 9.3 (Solutions)
- 11 February 2008: 9.1 (Solutions), 9.2 (Solutions), 9.4 (Solutions), 9.5 (Solutions)
- 13 February 2008: No homework assigned
- 15 February 2008: 9.6 (Solutions)
- 19 February 2008: 9.8 (Solutions), 9.12 (Solutions), 9.17 (Solutions)
- 20 February 2008: 9.21 (Solution), 9.23 (Solution)
- 22 February 2008: 9.26 (Solution)
- 25 February 2008: 9.34 (a--f) (Solution), 9.35 (Solution), 9.36 (Solution)
- 27 February 2008: No homework assigned
- 29 February 2008: 10.1 (Solution), 10.3 (Solution)
- 3 March 2008: 10.5 (Solution), 10.7 (Solution)
- 5 March 2008: 10.11 (Solution), 10.13 (Solution)
- 7 March 2008: 10.19 (Solution)
- 10 March 2008: 10.20 (Solution), 10.22 (Solution)
- 12 March 2008: 10.25a (Solution), 10.27a (Solution), 10.29abc (Solution), 10.31abc (Solution)
- 14 March 2008: 15.17ab (Solution), 15.19 (Solution), 15.21 (Solution)
- 17 March 2008: 9.44abc (Solution), plus, verify the posterior mean and variance in the one-sample Normal-Normal example in class. (Solution)