A general easily checkable Cochran theorem is obtained for a normal random operator \(Y\). This result does not require that the covariance, \(\Sigma_{\mathbf{r}}\), of \(Y\) is nonsingular or is of the usual form \(A \otimes 2\); nor does it assume that the mean. \(\mu\). of \(Y\) is equal to zero.
Multivariate versions of Cochran theorems
β Scribed by Chi Song Wong; Hua Cheng; Joe Masaro
- Book ID
- 104156531
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1999
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 430 KB
- Volume
- 291
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0024-3795
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β¦ Synopsis
A general easily verifiable Cochran theorem is obtained for a normal random matrix Y with mean /' and covariance orr which may be singular and may not be or the form A 0-) ~, where l' is the population covariance: {y' JJ~Y};: )(with nonnegative definite H~.'s) is an independent family of Wishart lfj,(mi. E, I.,) random matrix yl H~-Y if and only if for IV =r;"-,1IV;, (W (/ J 1)2:'l' Of! ~_';I I) is of the form C (.) r witl: elf!C =Cand for all distinct i.] = 1. 2, ... , L. m, = I'(1V'-CIV t 11~), 1J~-1V 1 CW I 1I~=== 0 and i., = 1/rv; Ii ~:= , / H~!Q-l cw -/ ItjJt.
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
Let E, V be n-, p-dimensional inner product spaces over the real field, cg~( V, El be the set of all linear maps of V into E, and Y be a normal random operator in S(V, E) with mean /t and covariance L'> The necessary and sufficient conditions under which a set of general quadratic expressions ~r~ ty