

\subsection{\bf Maximum Likelihood Estimate of}
\subsection{\bf Error in Lifetime---I}

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\item (b) However, maximum likelihood method of finding error is, off
hand, quite different.  

\item Rather than looking at distribution of $y$ over infinitely many
experiments each of $n$ observations,

\item It considers $\tau$ dependence of $L$ for one given experiment of
$n$ observations.

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