cutesteph Messages 62 Reaction score 0 Thread starter Nov 3, 2012 #1 MGF of X denote M(x)=E[exp(tx)] exists for every t>0 . For t>0 Show p(tX >s^2 +logM(t)) < e^-s^2 .
chiro Homework Helper Messages 4,817 Reaction score 134 Nov 3, 2012 #2 Hey cutesteph. Does Chebychev's inequality work here?
cutesteph Messages 62 Reaction score 0 Nov 4, 2012 #3 Using chebychev's inequality P( | x-u | >= K(sigma) )=< 1/k^2 x=exp(tx) u= M(t) k=exp(s) sigma=exp(s) Is this correct? Why is the variance exp(s)?
Using chebychev's inequality P( | x-u | >= K(sigma) )=< 1/k^2 x=exp(tx) u= M(t) k=exp(s) sigma=exp(s) Is this correct? Why is the variance exp(s)?