Mathematical Statistics, Lecture 2 Statistical Models
Statistical Models Definitions Examples Modeling Issues Regression Models Time Series Models. Statistical Modeling Issues. Issues. Non-uniqueness of parametrization. Varying complexity of equivalent parametrizations Possible Non-Identifiability of parameters Does θ. 1 = θ. 2. but P. θ. 1 = P. θ. 2? Parameters “of interest” vs ...
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