Calculating Conditional Expectation for Continuous and Discrete Random Vectors

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The discussion focuses on calculating conditional expectations involving continuous random vectors \( x \) and \( z \), and a discrete random vector \( n \). The specific query is about finding \( E_z|n3{ E_n|z(x)} \). The notation used in the question indicates a need for clarification on the conditional expectations \( E_z|n3 \) and \( E_n|z(x) \).

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Hi,

Let x,z continuous random vectors and n discrete random vector: n=[n1,n2,...].
I'm trying to find for instance, E_z|n3{ E_n|z(x)} = ?.

Thanks...
 
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Can you explain your notation? Do you have two questions, E_z|n3 = ? and E_n|z(x) = ?
 

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