Studio 6 ---------------------------- Topics: Continuous data, Beta priors R: simulation --------------------------- Before class: 1. Post studio6.zip containing: studio6.r, studio6-sol.r, studio6-prep.r, studio6-loaddata.r, studio6dataframe.csv, tradesdata0.csv 2. Students should download this zip file and unzip it in their 18.05 R directory. --------------------------- For class: 1. Use studio6-slides.pdf 2. Follow class script below. --------------------------- After class: 1. Post studio6-slides-all.pdf --------------------------- Class script Slide 1. Everyone should have downloaded and unzipped studio6.zip Slide 2. Describe NASDAQ data and project -- 2 minutes --Just to give a sense of how the data is packaged Slides 3-6 Exploration -- to save time for the project this needs to be quick. -- Main point: you always start with exploration. -- Hypothesis of exponential distribution for wait times is reasonable from the exploration and for theoretical reasons. Slide 7: BOARD QUESTION This will take some time. The question does not give a lot of details, so many students will need a lot of prompting. -- Problem 1: The class will need reminders on the pdf of an exponential distribution and on continuous-continuous updating Tell students not to try computing the integrals. This is for the numerics. -- Problem 2: Look at the code outline on the slide 8. Students will think they need to give more detail than this. DISCUSSION: Problem 1: Show likelihood function and update table. Don't do any computations. Problem 2: On next slide Slides 8, 9: Coding outline Relate to theoretical answer. Say it, but don't dwell on normalizing pdf's. Slide 10: R Project --Want to leave lots of time for this --Point out studio6.r has some example code. IN PARTICULAR, it shows how to load and use studio6dataframe.csv --They will have solution code in studio6-sol.r. Try to keep them away from this until they have made a real effort without it. Slides 11-14: Plots of solutions --There probably won't be time to show details of studio6-sol.r, so just remind them of its existence. --On the MAP vs time plots the orange curve is a least squares fit of a parabola. We haven't covered this yet, so the details can be described as a coming attraction. Slide 15: Price plot -- This can be SKIPPED. -- This is off the main topic. It was available in the data.