Let X 1 ,,X n be independent and identically distributed. By expressing X as a linear form
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Let X 1
,…,X n
be independent and identically distributed. By expressing X̅ as a linear form and the sample variance, s 2
as a quadratic form, show that cov(X̅, s 2
) =
κ3/n. Hence show that corr(X̅, s 2
) → ρ3/(2 + ρ4)
1/2 as n → ∞. Show also that cov(X̅
2
, s 2
) = κ4/n + 2κ1κ3/n and show that the limiting correlation is non-zero in general for non-normal variables.
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Tensor Methods In Statistics Monographs On Statistics And Applied Probability
ISBN: 9781315898018
1st Edition
Authors: Peter McCullagh
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