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Solution Manual For Applied Estimation Theory Lab, Experiment-5

The document describes an experiment to design and test estimators to measure a DC level C from observations that include additive white Gaussian noise. Three estimators are implemented in MATLAB code and tested to determine which are unbiased. The results show that Estimators 1 and 2 have a mean close to the true parameter value of 1 and are therefore unbiased, while Estimator 3's mean differs and is a biased estimator.

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Solution Manual For Applied Estimation Theory Lab, Experiment-5

The document describes an experiment to design and test estimators to measure a DC level C from observations that include additive white Gaussian noise. Three estimators are implemented in MATLAB code and tested to determine which are unbiased. The results show that Estimators 1 and 2 have a mean close to the true parameter value of 1 and are therefore unbiased, while Estimator 3's mean differs and is a biased estimator.

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Solution Manual for Applied Estimation Theory Lab, Experiment-5

ID number: 2019H1240540H Name: Rajat Dadhich


Date & Day: 2-09-2020 (Wed) Course Number: EEEG641

Name of the experiment: Designing an estimator

A voltmeter is used to measure DC level ‘C’ from the given observations, X[n] = C+V[n], n=0,

1,....., N-1, where V[n] is an additive white Gaussian noise with mean zero and variance σv2.

Assume N, X[n] and variance (σv2) of V[n]. Write a MATLAB code to implement the following

estimators and determine which of them are unbiased estimators?

Code:

Output:
Explaination:

Estimator 1 and 2 are unbiased estimator while estimator 3 is a biased estimator. In Matlab, the
experiment is performed 100000 times to get the closest result possible. As the no. of iterations
increased, the results will be more close the ideal result.

The mean of estimator is obtained and compared whether it is equal to true value of the parameter that
we want to estimate or not. If it is equal it is a unbiased estimator else biased estimator.

The true value of parameter will be equal to mean of the set of observations. Here x(n) is generated
with mean 1 and variance 1. Hence, the true value equal to 1.

As seen in the results, mean of estimator 1 and 2 are approx. to 1 while estimator 3 mean is not equal
to true value of parameter. So estimator 1 and 2 are unbiased estimator while estimator 3 is a biased
estimator.

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