Multivariate Distributions
[20/100%]The joint distribution of is defined by .
Find the marginal distribution functions of , .
Examine whether the points , are continuity points of .
Show that the function
is not a joint distribution function.
We consider a family with two children. Let if the th child is a boy for and if there is only one boy, otherwise (). Show that the are pairwise independent but not completely independent.
and have the joint density
Find
the constant ,
the marginal distributions of and .
The -dimensional hypergeometric distribution has probability function
where
Show that the conditional distribution of given is hypergeometric.
If are distributed according to the multinomial distribution, the conditional distribution of , given , is binomial with parameters and .
If have a Dirichlet distribution, show that the conditional distribution of , for , where is .
Let be uniformly distributed in the subset of the positive orthant defined by , , , . Find,
the density of ,
the marginal distribution of .
A bivariate normal distribution has density
Recall that the -dimensional (nonsingular) normal distribution has density
where denotes the mean vector and denotes the (positive definite) covariance matrix of the normal random vector .
Find the constant and the moments of order 2.
Find the curves of constant density .
If is uniform in the triangle , , , find,
the density of ,
the density of ,
the conditional density of for ,
.
A die is thrown 12 times.
Find the probability that every face appears twice.
Let be the number of appearances of 6 and the number of appearances of 1. Find the joint distribution of , .
Find .
Show that the most probable value of the multinomial distribution satisfies the relations
Show that
If the number of trials is large and the small so that the are moderate, show that the multinomial distribution can be approximated by the so-called multiple Poisson distribution
Given that the density of and is
find,
,
,
.
Find the density function of the uniform distribution in the circle . Find the marginal distributions of and . Are the variables and independent?
The joint density of the variables is
Find .
For each of the following densities , find , , , , , , .
,
.
The joint probability function of is given in the following table:
Calculate the regression lines of on and of on .
If it is possible to observe only , what is the best estimate of in terms of in the sense of the mean square error?
Show that the discrete variables and with joint probability function are independent if and only if the matrix of probabilities has rank 1.
Show that two orthogonal (uncorrelated) variables each taking two values are independent.