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![1. [Random Vectors] Let X and Z are independent and identically distributed discrete random variables
with support Sx = {−1,1} and probability mass function (PMF) is given by
0.5, x = 1
TX (x):
=
0.5,
x = -1
There given other random variable, Y, that is defined as
Y
=
(a) Characterize support and PMF for Y.
1,
if X = 1
Z, if X = −1
(b) Find variance-covariance matrix for random vector (X,Y). Are X and Y uncorrelated?
(c) Find the optimal (in the mean squared error sense) predictor of Y given X, E(Y|X).
(d) Find the optimal (in the mean squared error sense) linear predictor of Y given X. This implies
finding the coefficients a and b from g(X) = a+b. X, such that E(Y - 9(X))² is minimized.](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/f3b25b0a-ae43-4671-b334-ec72999c55c5/7528c52f-6ca3-4496-89a0-0e607389063f/t4b1a49_thumbnail.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:1. [Random Vectors] Let X and Z are independent and identically distributed discrete random variables
with support Sx = {−1,1} and probability mass function (PMF) is given by
0.5, x = 1
TX (x):
=
0.5,
x = -1
There given other random variable, Y, that is defined as
Y
=
(a) Characterize support and PMF for Y.
1,
if X = 1
Z, if X = −1
(b) Find variance-covariance matrix for random vector (X,Y). Are X and Y uncorrelated?
(c) Find the optimal (in the mean squared error sense) predictor of Y given X, E(Y|X).
(d) Find the optimal (in the mean squared error sense) linear predictor of Y given X. This implies
finding the coefficients a and b from g(X) = a+b. X, such that E(Y - 9(X))² is minimized.
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