Foundations
- Probability Theory
- Distribution Families
- Fundamental Results
- Frequentist vs Bayesian Approaches
- Fundamentals of Statistics
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- Properties of Estimators
- Unbiased
- Consistency - Converge in probability to true parameter
- Efficiency
- Sufficiency
- UMVUE etc (see 207 notes)
- Estimation Methods
- Method of Moments
- Maximum Likelihood Estimation
- Bayesian Estimators (Posterior Mean, MAP)
- Key Results
- Fisher Information
- Cramér-Rao Inequality
- Interval Estimation
- Confidence Intervals
- Construction via Pivotal Quantities
- Normal Approximation via (Central Limit Theorem)
- Bootstrap Confidence Intervals
- Coverage Probability and Interpretations
- Hypothesis Testing
- Fundamentals
- Test Structures
- Type I and Type II Errors
- Test Power
- Classical Hypothesis Tests
- Z-Test
- T-test
- Chi-Squared Test
- F-Test
- Likelihood Ratio Tests
- Neyman-Pearson Lemma (most powerful tests for simple hypotheses)
- Asymptotic Results:
- Wilks’ theorem (LRT asymptotic chi-square)
- Wald and score tests
- Decision Theory
- Fundamentals of Decision Theory
- Bayes Risk Minimization
- Minimax Principle
- Bayesian Inference
- Prior, likelihood, posterior, predictive distribution
- Conjugate priors and analytical results
- Bayesian credible intervals vs. frequentist confidence intervals
- Bayesian decision rules
- Resampling & Nonparametric Methods
- Bootstrap (for bias/variance estimation, CI construction)
- Permutation tests
- Rank-based tests (Wilcoxon, Kruskal–Wallis)
- Asymptotics & Large-Sample Theory
- Law of large numbers (LLN)
- Central limit theorem (CLT)
- Slutsky’s theorem, delta method
- Consistency and asymptotic normality of MLE
- Empirical distribution function and Glivenko–Cantelli theorem
- Model Selection & Information Criteria
- AIC, BIC, likelihood cross-validation
- Bias–variance tradeoff
- Penalized likelihood (ridge, lasso in regression context)
- Advanced / Modern Topics
- Multiple testing corrections (Bonferroni, FDR, Benjamini–Hochberg)
- Nonparametric density estimation (kernel methods)
- High-dimensional inference (regularization, sparsity)
- Bayesian computational methods (MCMC, variational inference)
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