2.6. Lehmann (1966) defined two random variables (X, Y), discrete or continuous, to be positively quadrant dependent

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2.6. Lehmann (1966) defined two random variables (X, Y), discrete or continuous, to be positively quadrant dependent if P(X P(X < x)P(Y < y) all x and y and positively likelihood-ratio dependent if their joint density satisfies f(x\,yi)f(x2,y2) > f(x\,yi)f(x2,y\)

whenever x\ < X2 and y\ < yj. He defined Y to be positively regression dependent on X if P(Y < y \ X = x) is nonincreasing in x.

(a) Show that the bivariate normal distribution satisfies positive likelihoodratio dependence.

(b) For cross-classifications of ordinal variables, explain why positive quadrant dependence corresponds to {logo? > 0}, positive likelihood-ratio dependence corresponds to {log#l· > 0}, and positive regression dependence corresponds to {\og§fj > 0}.

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