A Simple and Conservative Empirical Likelihood Function--Corrected
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https://doi.org/10.1285/i20705948v8n2p267Keywords:
likelihood function, empirical, data analysis, lognormal, probabilistic, BayesianAbstract
The likelihood function$L(\mu) = \left[1 +N\left((\mu-\overline{x})) / s \right)^2 \right]^{-n/2}$ is derived,
where $\mu$ is the true value, $\overline{x}$ is the mean,
and $s^2$ is the variance of $N$ measurements. This form approaches a normal for $n$ large, but can be used also for $n$ small.
The use of this formula in data modeling is discussed.
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bibitem[Miller, 2014]{Miller2014}
Miller, Guthrie (2014).
newblock A Simple and Conservative Empirical Likelihood Function.
newblock {em Electronic Journal of Applied Statistical Analysis}, 7(2), pages 344--349. (2014).
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bibitem[Miller, 2015]{Miller2015}
Miller, Guthrie (2015).
newblock {em Probabilistic Interpretation of Data--A Physicist's Approach}.
newblock Lulu Publications.
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