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a method of estimating parameters of a statistical model by choosing the parameter value that optimizes the probability of observing the given sample.
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Estimating parameters of Student's t-distribution
Does a closed-form maximum-likelihood estimator for the Student's t distribution exist? The answer is now YES!! During the COVID pandemic, I dug into this problem and discovered a method I call Indep …
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Fitting t-distribution in R: scaling parameter
The parameters of the t-distribution are referred to as the location, scale, and degrees of freedom $\nu$. The location can be estimated by the mean of the samples if $\nu > 1$; otherwise the mean is …
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Student t-distribution parameter/s and MLE
Addressing your second question, if the location and scale parameters are known, then there is a nonlinear equation that defines the relationship between the scale and the degree of freedom (Dof) base …
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