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In Example 6c, suppose that X is uniformly distributed over (0,1). If the discretized regions are determined by a0=0,a1=12 and a2=1. calculate the optimal quantizer Y and computeE[(X-Y)2].

Short Answer

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The optimal quantizer Yis 12. And the computation ofE[(X-Y)2]is112.

Step by step solution

01

Given Information

X=Uniformly distributed over(0,1)

a0=0,

a1=12

Anda2=1

02

Explanation

If X~U(0,1)⇒FX(x)=x;0<x<1

∴Y=yo â¶Ä…â¶Ä…â¶Ä…if â¶Ä…â¶Ä…â¶Ä…0<x≤12y1 â¶Ä…â¶Ä…â¶Ä…if â¶Ä…â¶Ä…â¶Ä…12<x≤1

PY=y0=FX12−FX(0)

=∫012 dx−∫00 dx=12

role="math" localid="1647484876133" PY=y1=∫01 dx−∫012 dx

=1−12=12

∴Var(Y)=0∵PY=y0=PY=y1=12

03

Explanation

Now the quantity is minimized when,

y0=E[X∣I=0]

localid="1647485421201">=∫012 x12dx

localid="1647485427859" =∫012 2xdx

localid="1647485434817" =14

y1=E[X∣I=1]

localid="1647485071030" =∫121 x2dx

=∫121 2xdx=34

04

Explanation

Distribution of Yis

PY=14=PY=34=12

AndVar(Y)=0

And Var(X)=4-312

=112

∴E(X−Y)2=Var(X)−Var(Y)

=112−0

=112

05

Final Answer

Therefore, the optimal quantizer Yis 12. And the computation of E(X-Y)2is 112.

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