How to interpret the output of mle()?

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Andrew Pfeil
Andrew Pfeil 2018-4-12
回答： Priyank Sharma 2018-4-27
The output of mle() is two unlabeled variables. I am trying to use this function to find the parameters for a uni-variate Gaussian distribution. Which output is mean(mu) and which output is variance(sigma^2)?

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Priyank Sharma
Priyank Sharma 2018-4-27
When you use 'mle()' for estimating the parameters for a normal distribution, the output is a maximum likelihood of the parameters in the distribution. For a normal distribution, the function will be executed as,
likelihood = mle(data, 'distribution', 'norm')
Here, the likelihood contains the estimation of the parameters in the distribution. For your Gaussian distribution, the first output of the likelihood refers to mean and second output refers to the variance.

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