Fundamentals of Probability and Statistics for Engineers

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The least-square estimate of is found by minimizing Q. Applying the
variational principle discussed in Section 9.3.1.1, we have


Setting the solution for is obtained from normal equation


or


which gives


In the above, the inverse of matrix CTC exists if there are at least two distinct
values of xi represented in the sample.
We can easily check that Equation (11.15) is identical to Equations (11.7)
and (11.8) by noting that


and


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q,^q,

dQˆdqTCT…yCq†…yCq†TCdq
ˆ 2 dqTCT…yCq†:
dQˆ0, ^q
CT…yC^q†ˆ 0 ; … 11 : 14 †

CTC^qˆCTy;

^qˆ…CTC†^1 CTy: … 11 : 15 †

CTCˆ

11

1


x 1 x 2 xn



1 x 1
1 x 2
... ...

1 xn

2 6 6 6 6 4

3 7 7 7 7 5

ˆ

nnx
nx

Pn
iˆ 1

x^2 i

2

4

3

(^5) ;
CTyˆ


11

1


x 1 x 2 xn



y 1
y 2
...
yn

2 6 6 6 6 4

3 7 7 7 7 5

ˆ

ny
Pn
iˆ 1

xiyi

2

4

3

(^5) ;
^qˆ…CTC†^1 CTyˆ
nnx
nx
Pn
iˆ 1
x^2 i
2
4
3
5
 (^1) ny
Pn
iˆ 1
xiyi
2
4
3
5
ˆ
y
Pn
iˆ 1
xiyinxy

Pn
iˆ 1
x^2 inx^2
 1
x
Pn
iˆ 1
xiyinxy

Pn
iˆ 1
x^2 inx^2
 1
2
(^66)
(^64)
3
(^77)
(^75)
ˆ
y ^x
Pn
iˆ 1
…xix†…yiy†

Pn
iˆ 1
…xix†^2
 1
2
(^64)
3
(^75) :

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