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(4.142) where use has been made of the symmetry of Fe and of the fact that F = E[se$1. e bv Theorem 4.4. Since, (4.143) is the Cram&-Rao lower bound matrix, the conclusion is that an estimator r(w)satisfying (4.139) is unbiased and attains the Cram&-Rao lower bound. Next, assume that r ( w ) is unbiased and attains the Cram&-Rao lower bound. That is, E T ( w )= p and cov (~(w), is equal to (4.143). Then, returning to the proof of the r(w)) Cram&-Rao inequality in Section 4.5.2, we see that here the matrix (4.118) is equal to