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Undergrad Can you explain the inequalities in exponential functions?
Sorry, I just want to know why they're true, they are in my lecture notes and I can't work out why we know these inequalities hold.- stukbv
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Undergrad Can you explain the inequalities in exponential functions?
Hello, could somebody please explain to me how 1-exp(-μt) ≤ μt and similarly (1-exp(-μt))exp(-λt) ≥ μt-μ2t2\2)(1-λt) Thanks a lot- stukbv
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- Exponential Inequalities
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Continuous functions are borel
Homework Statement Take f: (a,b) --> R , continuous for all x0in (a,b) and take (Ω = (a,b) , F = ( (a,b) \bigcap B(R)) where B(R) is the borel sigma algebra Then prove f is a borel function The Attempt at a Solution I know that continuity of f means that for all x in (a,b) and all...- stukbv
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- Continuous Continuous functions Functions
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Graduate Why does P-a-s Convergence Equal Limm→∞ P({Supn≥m|Xn-X| ≥ε })?
So I have a definition; Xn n=1,2... is a sequence of random variables on ( Ω,F,P) a probability space, and let X be another random variable. We say Xn converges to X almost surely (P-a-s) iff P({limn →∞ Xn=X}C) = 0 It then goes on to say that checking this is the same as checking limm...- stukbv
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- Convergence
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Graduate Can the Beppo-Levi relation explain moving sums out of integrals?
I see, thata makes sense. Thanks for your help- stukbv
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Graduate Can the Beppo-Levi relation explain moving sums out of integrals?
My lecturer has said that beppo levi means for and increasing sequence of Xi where Xi is simple for all i, it holds that ∫limi → ∞XidP = limi → ∞∫XidP But why is it that he later says things like ∫ limi→ ∞ Ʃin=1P2(Bw1n)dP1(w1) = limi → ∞Ʃin=1∫P2(Bw1n)dP1(w1) is a result of beppo...- stukbv
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- Relation Sums
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Linear Regression β: Estimating η with MLEs
Ok, but I can't find them because I don't know what I'm looking for.. I don't understand what it means by let x be some additional given value of the explanatory variable. I mean, does this mean we have n+1 explanatory variables x1,x2...xn,x so that Y = α + β(x-xbar) + σε is the response...- stukbv
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Linear Regression β: Estimating η with MLEs
βHomework Statement Data y1,y2...yn are modeled as observations of random variables Y1,..Yn given by Yi = α + β(xi-xbar) + σεi Where α , β and σ are unknown parameters x1,x2...xn are known constants and xbar is (1/n)Ʃxi and εi's are independent random variables each with the...- stukbv
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- Linear Linear regression Regression
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Estimation, bias and mean squared error
I see thamk you!- stukbv
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Estimation, bias and mean squared error
I know that you differentiate to get the density function but I can't work out whether its with respect to theta (which is what I did above) or with respect to m?- stukbv
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Estimation, bias and mean squared error
Homework Statement (x1,x2,...xn) is modeled as observed values of independent random variables X1,X2,...Xn each with the distribution 1/θ for x in [0,θ] and 0 otherwise. A proposed estimate of θ is m = max(x1,...xn) Calculate the distribution of the random variable M=max(X1,X2,...Xn) and...- stukbv
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- Bias Error Estimation Mean
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Generating functions in the branching process.
Homework Statement I am told that I have particles which each yield a random number of offspring of known distribution independently from each other and from the past generations. Xn is the number of particles in the nth generation The distribution of a typical family size is Z and so...- stukbv
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- Functions Process
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Transformation of the uniform distribution
I think my lecturer wants me to do it this way. So y must be between - infinity and 0? Is my pdf correct now?- stukbv
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Transformation of the uniform distribution
Homework Statement I am told that X is a random variable with uniform distribution over [0,1] I need to find the mean and variance of log(X) 2. The attempt at a solution I assume I must find the pdf of log(X) so I did this as follows; Let Y=log(X) Then to find the cumulative...- stukbv
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- Distribution Transformation Uniform Uniform distribution
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What Does the Generating Function Mean and How Do Pij(s) and Fij(s) Differ?
Homework Statement I have a Stochastic Processes test coming up soon and we are taught about the first passage decomposition. I understand this but it then says that it changes it to a generating function Homework Equations Generating function Pij(s) = Ʃ pij(n)sn...- stukbv
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- Decomposition
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