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C22_CIS2033 - CIS @ Temple University
C22_CIS2033 - CIS @ Temple University

...  Homoscedasticity: The assumption of equal variance of the Ui (and therefore Yi). In case the variance of Yi depends on the value of xi, we speak of heteroscedasticity. For instance, heteroscedasticity occurs when Yi with a large expected value have a larger variance than those with small expected ...
The method of least squares
The method of least squares

... What are the maximum likelihood estimates for α and β? To apply the method of least squares no assumption is needed about the type of distribution of the Ui. In case the type of distribution of the Ui is known, the maximum likelihood principle can be applied. Consider, for instance, the classical si ...
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Maximum likelihood estimation

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