Construct a two-sided (1−α)-CI for θ in Uniform[0,θ] based on IID Y1,...,Yn

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The Confidence Interval for U (0, theta) is as below,

This is the (1-alpha) 100% Confidence Interval for theta

In Uniform distribution.

Thank you.

orchestra answered 1 year ago

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