Chapter 6: Q11E (page 358)
Prove that if a sequence\({Z_1},{Z_2},...\)converges to a constant b in quadratic mean, then the sequence also converges to b in probability.
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It is proved that the given sequence converges to b in probability.
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Chapter 6: Q11E (page 358)
Prove that if a sequence\({Z_1},{Z_2},...\)converges to a constant b in quadratic mean, then the sequence also converges to b in probability.
It is proved that the given sequence converges to b in probability.
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Suppose that we model the occurrence of defects on a fabric manufacturing line as a Poisson process with rate 0.01 per square foot. Use the central limit theorem (both with and without the correction for continuity) to approximate the probability that one would find at least 15 defects in 2000 square feet of fabric.
Let X have the binomial distribution with parameters n and p. Let Y have the binomial distribution with parameters n and p/k with k > 1. Let \(Z = kY\).
a. Show that X and Z have the same mean.
b. Find the variances of X and Z. Show that, if p is small, then the variance of Z is approximately k times as large as the variance of X.
c. Show why the results above explain the higher variability in the bar heights in Fig. 6.2 compared to Fig. 6.1.
Return to Example 6.2.7.
a. Prove that the \({\min _{s > 0}}\psi \left( s \right)\exp \left( { - snu} \right)\) equals \({q^n}\), where q is given in (6.2.16).
b. Prove that \(0 < q < 1\). Hint: First, show that\(0 < q < 1\)if \(u = 0\). Next, let\(x = up + 1 - p\)and show that \(\log \left( q \right)\)is a decreasing function of x.
Suppose that\({X_1},{X_2}...{X_n}\).form a random sample from the exponential distribution with mean\(\theta \). Let\(\overline {{X_n}} \)be the sample average. Find a variance stabilizing transformation for\(\overline {{X_n}} \).
A random sample of n items is to be taken from a distribution with mean μ and standard deviation σ.
a. Use the Chebyshev inequality to determine the smallest number of items n that must be taken to satisfy the following relation:
\({\bf{Pr}}\left( {\left| {{{{\bf{\bar X}}}_{\bf{n}}}{\bf{ - \mu }}} \right| \le \frac{{\bf{\sigma }}}{{\bf{4}}}} \right) \ge {\bf{0}}{\bf{.99}}\)
b. Use the central limit theorem to determine the smallest number of items n that must be taken to satisfy the relation in part (a) approximately
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