Widely used? average out effect Discrete Prior. Examplep. More than one observation. using MVUE (sample mean) yy 1 = 3.2, y 2 =2.2, y 3 =3.6, y 4 =4.

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Comparig with Frequetit tit Frequetit MVUE Comparig MSE=B +V μ ~ (, f = y N μ / Bayeia etimator E(μ b 1/ / μ b = m + / / E( μ b = ( m μ + V(μ b ; clearly maller tha V(μ f V ( μ b = ( + y example etimate milk powder weight, μ (=1, o the label machie produce μ =1015, =5, =10 Arold prior ~ N(1000, 10 Bth Beth prior ~ N(1015, 7.5 Carol prior ~ flat Frequetit feaible area: 1015±3*5 5 => (1000, 1030 Lecture of 009 Fall (50

Comparig with Frequetit tit ( Cofidece ad Credible Iterval Frequetit Bayeia y ± zα / m ± zα / 1/ / m = m + / / ukow : uig ad t-ditributio Bayeia with flat prior = Frequetit Tetig Hypothei y 1 1 = + Oe ided: H0: μ=μ 0, Ha: μ>μ 0 Samplig Dit. y ~ N( μ0,, μb ~ N( m', ' Calculate p-value y μ p = ( 0 f P z coclude / μ0 pb = π ( μ y dμ Two-ided: uig credible iterval Lecture of 009 Fall (51