A stochastic process X(t) is defined via: X(t,w) = A(w)t + Bw), te 1-1, 1], where Aw) ~ U([-1,1]) and B(w) ~ U((-1,1]) are statistically independent random variables. For this process: 2.a) plot two sample realizations x1(t) and x2(t). 2.b) Determine the first-order PDF fx(x;t) associated with it. 2.c) Determine the mean pz(t) and variance ož(t). 2.d) Determine the autocorrelation Rex(ti, t2) and the auto-covariance Cxx(t1, t2) associated with it.
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7) (20 pts) Let X(t) = At be a random process, such that A is N(0, 1). , ??(t)-EX(t)]. (a) Find mean of the random process X(t) (b) Find the auto-correlation function of X, Rx(t1,t2) - E[X (ti)X (t2)
7) (20 pts) Let X(t)-At be a random process, such that A is N(0, 1). (b) Find the auto-correlation function of X, Rx(t1, t2) E[X(ti)X(t2)
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