Please help me with part b and d. xM(y) is the minimum mean squared error estimate
Please help me with part b and d. xM(y) is the minimum mean squared error estimate
Please explain step by step, especially option b.
1. Continuous random variables X and Y have a joint PDF given by fxy(x, y) = 2/3 if (2, y) belongs to the closed shaded region O otherwise We want to estimate Y based on X. (a) Find the LMS estimator g(x) of Y. (b) Calculate the conditional mean squared error E ((Y – g(x))| X = 2). (c) Calculate the mean squared error E (Y - g(x))?). Is it the same...
The random variables X and Y have the joint PDF -fa.. 2 0 S x s 1 0 Sy s1 (2х + Зу) fxy(x, y) = otherwise The mean squared error is defined as ET(X + Y - t)21, what value of t minimizes this error?
The random variables X and Y have the joint PDF -fa.. 2 0 S x s 1 0 Sy s1 (2х + Зу) fxy(x, y) = otherwise The mean squared error is defined as...
The random variables X and Y have the joint PDF -fa.. 2 0 S x s 1 0 Sy s1 (2х + Зу) fxy(x, y) = otherwise The mean squared error is defined as ET(X + Y - t)21, what value of t minimizes this error?
The random variables X and Y have the joint PDF -fa.. 2 0 S x s 1 0 Sy s1 (2х + Зу) fxy(x, y) = otherwise The mean squared error is defined as...
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X and Y have the ioint PDF: 山 64 0 otherwise. Compute the following (3/64)(X-4)*2 fx(x) = otherwise 0 (b) Compute the blind estimate of X TB1 (X 〈 2} Compute the minimum mean square estimate of X given the event A (c) 3y^2)/64 otherwise 0 Compute the blind estimate of Y. (e) ув Compute the minimum mean square estimate of Y given the event 2. (f)
(d) Are X,T,Y,Z are mutually independent? Explain why they are
indepedent or why they are not independent.
(e) Find the pdf of K, where K=X+T+Y
1. (10 points) Let f(x, y, z, t) = e-z-y-z-t, x > 0, y > 0, 2 > 0,t > 0, and =0 otherwise, be the joint PDF of (X, Y, Z,T) (a) Compute P{X<Y <T<2} (b) Compute P {X = T = 2 = Y} (c) Compute E[X + 2Y + 32 +T]
Section 6.5: Mean Square Estimation 6.68. Let X and Y be discrete random variables with three possible joint pmf's: Let X and Y have joint pdf: fx.y(x, y) -k(x + y) for 0 sxs 1,0s ys1 Find the minimum mean square error linear estimator for Y given X. Find the minimum mean square error estimator for Y given X. Find the MAP and ML estimators for Y given X. Compare the mean square error of the estimators in parts a,...
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Random variables X and Y have joint PDF 1 otherwise (a) Find the constant (b) Determine P[0.5 sX s 0.7,1 sYs 2] (c) Determine P[Y 2 X
4 Supone f Xnd have ioint pr enit n 0<y 1,0 fx.Y (z, y) = { 2(z + y), z y 0, otherwise y(lr),writing your limit for r between constants, and your limits for y as a function of b) Suppose that you have measured Xx 0.5. Find the maximum a posteriori (MAP)estimate of y given Y0.5. (c) Suppose that you have measured X = 0.5. Find the minimum mean squared estimator (MMSE) estimate of Y given X = 0.5....
Need help on number 3. Please use method of
transformation. Explain if possible.
(2)Suppose that X and X2 have joint pdf f(x1, x2) = 2 ,0<x1<x2 < 1, and zero otherwise. Compute the pdf of the random variable Y = (3)Let X-Exp(1) and Y-Exp(1). X and Y are independent. a. Find the pdf of A=(X+Y) and B=(x-7). b. Are A and B independent? C. Find the marginal of A and B
The random variables X and Y have the joint PDF fx,y(x,y)=0.5, if x>0 and y>0 and xtys2, and 0 otherwise. Let A be the event Ys1) and let B be the event (Y>X). (You can use rational numbers like 3/5 for your answers.) 1. Calculate P(BIA). 2. Calculate fxıy(xlO.9) fxIY(0.39820710.9) 3. Calculate the conditional expectation of X, given that Y=1.8 4, Calculate the conditional variance of X, given that Y=1.4 5. Calculate fxlB(x) fXIB(0.11) 6. Calculate E[XY]. 7. Calculate the...