Suppose that X1,.., Xn is a random sample from the Poisson distribution with parameter 1 > 0. Let X and S? denote the sample mean and sample variance, respectively. (1) Show that (X,S²) is sufficient but not complete. (2) Prove the rather remarkable identity E(S2|X) = X.

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Suppose that X1,..., X, is a random sample from the Poisson distribution with parameter
1 > 0. Let X and S denote the sample mean and sample variance, respectively.
(1) Show that (X, S²) is sufficient but not complete.
(2) Prove the rather remarkable identity E(S|X) = X.
Transcribed Image Text:Suppose that X1,..., X, is a random sample from the Poisson distribution with parameter 1 > 0. Let X and S denote the sample mean and sample variance, respectively. (1) Show that (X, S²) is sufficient but not complete. (2) Prove the rather remarkable identity E(S|X) = X.
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