fixed double accent on mle of vector #207
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Pull Request Overview
This PR fixes a mathematical notation error by removing an incorrect double accent in the MLE (Maximum Likelihood Estimator) notation. The change corrects the notation from $\hat{\vb}$ to $\hat{\beta}$ for consistency with standard mathematical conventions.
Key changes:
- Corrected LaTeX notation for MLE parameter from double-accented to single-accented format
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| **In order to find the MLE $\hat{\vb}$**: | |||
| **In order to find the MLE $\hat{\beta}$**: | |||
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The notation change from \hat{\vb} to \hat{\beta} appears inconsistent with the vector notation \vb used in line 12. If \vb represents a vector parameter, the MLE should maintain the vector notation as \hat{\mathbf{\beta}} or similar to preserve consistency.
| **In order to find the MLE $\hat{\beta}$**: | |
| **In order to find the MLE $\hat{\vb}$**: |
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the double accent looks bad, but it's correct; instead of this change, I'm going to change my vector notation to undertilde, boldface, or both. |
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