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For questions that use the method of maximum likelihood for estimating the parameters of a statistical model with given data.
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Computing the likelihood function
$L(x;\theta)=\prod_{i=1}^{n}f(x_i)$ is the correct formula for the likelihood when the underlying distribution has a density. The $n_1$ and $n_2$ are defined as $n_1=\operatorname{Card}\left(\left\{i\ …
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Estimate unknown parameter by maximum likelihood method and moment's method
You wrote under "Moments" what should be the maximum likelihood approach and conversely.
In both cases, the estimator should be a function of the sample hence your approach cannot work.
However, yo …
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