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For the normal linear model, the Gaussian likelihood gives
ℓ(β,σ2)=−2n​log(2πσ2)−2σ21​∥Y−Xβ∥2.
(1)
Maximization over β gives the ordinary least squares estimator β​, and maximization over the variance gives
σ2=n1​∥Y−Xβ​∥2.
(2)
At this value the quadratic term in −2ℓ is n. There are p regression coefficients and one variance parameter, so substitution into the Akaike information criterion yields
AIC=n(1+log(2πσ2))+2(p+1).​
(3)

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