Verify the equivalence of the bivariate normal density function given in (6.1) and the matrix version in (6.5).
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The density function of the bivariate normal distribution (6.1) can be written as for a (r,y), using matrix notation.
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Verify the equivalence of the bivariate normal density function given in (6.1) and the matrix ver...
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