Method of Moments | 2 Steps Approach | Examples

This lecture explains Method of Moments with 2 Steps approach and its illustrative examples
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[@whatspp-tc3gw]

Sir, the integration of x^(-3) is wrong at 10:03

[@Mayry.q]

Yeah true,,it's
X^-2/-2

[@NikitaNair]

yeah its his mistake

[@berke-ozgen]

This explanation is nothing but AWESOME. Thank you Dr. Garg.

[@DrHarishGarg]

Many thanks dear... Keep watching and sharing

[@adamoforishe]

Thank you so much,I really find this very helpful 🙏

[@user-yk4xo2js8c]

10:06 integration of x^--3 will x^-2/-2

[@avyakthaachar2.718]

Thank you for amazing explanation sir 🙏

[@somyaagarwal627]

perfect amount of examples

[@user-uy2jo4xr6l]

sir, f(x)={(3theta^3)/(x^4) for MM is theta=(2barX)/3

[@rumi_mirza]

Amazing explanation...👍

[@pulkitgaming5401]

Excellent explanation sir🎉

[@the_scalper4624]

thank you somuch sir

[@lxo2670]

Thank you for putting many examples :)

[@DrHarishGarg]

You're very welcome! Thanks for comment and watching... Hope you can share with others too

[@stubbornatom4833]

thanks sir

[@DharshaniRajendran]

Could you post for minimum chi square and modified minimum chi square?

[@adamoforishe]

Dr Harish,can you kindly recommend textbooks on inference for a university student?

[@lata1027]

U r too good at explaining topics 👍🙏

[@lata1027]

Thnx alot

[@rajbeersingh284]

Sir can you share some vedio of CUET NTA statistics pg plzz 🙏

[@onnset]

Sir Integration ki limits Samajh me nahi aayi .

[@samriddhisharma7289]

Sir please upload video on method of minimum chi square

[@DrHarishGarg]

Ok. Will try to upload

[@jashrathore9060]

BAYES DECISION THEORY nxt topic

[@AliSaeedArain]

why are you calling equation parameters as moments? arent the parameters the coefficients of the variables?

[@jashrathore9060]

Ye video phle upload ho gya hota to mai v pass ho gya hota

[@maheshkulkarni4155]

Classic

[@Sadhana-vg7zy]

15:12 how the limit is 0 to infinity??? I think it is 0 to theta.... Am i correct

[@braineaterzombie3981]

Yes you are correct, because value from theta to infinity is 0.

[@mohittanwar5881]

yes u are correct. the limit will be from 0 to theta because it is a uniform distribution and here we are using a as '0' and b as 'theta'. the limit of unifrom distribution is from a to b so as per the question the limit will be '0' to 'theta'.

[@Sadhana-vg7zy]

😊

[@memerboy8765]

🥲 sir , sorry to say but aap Hindi m bhi to bol skte hai .....

[@Priyanka-gm7id]

Explanation was wayy too fast...

[@memerboy8765]

Baaki video and content kaafi acha hai

[@DrHarishGarg]

Thanks.

[@user-oy5jh2kk7u]

sir is this examples are enough to get good marks in any exams?? and your explanation is very good sir......

[@DrHarishGarg]

Yes... Thats are enough.

[@user-oy5jh2kk7u]

thank you sir@@DrHarishGarg

[@PratimMukherjee]

Problems
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