Random Variable function prediction please see pic... HELP PLEASE
where are you stuck?
I honestly don't think I understand the question or what is it asking me to do with it
start with ... \[E[Y-g(X)]^2=E[(Y-E[Y|X])+(E[Y|X]-g(X))]^2\]
\[=E[(Y-E[Y|X])^2+2(Y-E[Y|X])(E[Y|X]-g(X))+(E[Y|X]-g(X))^2]\]
show \[E[2(Y-E[Y|X])(E[Y|X]-g(X))]=0\]
on your second line what is after + (EX[Y|X] - g(x.... I can't see what is next
\[=E[(Y-E[Y|X])^2\]\[+2(Y-E[Y|X])(E[Y|X]-g(X))\]\[+(E[Y|X]-g(X))^2]\]
\[E((W+Z)^2=E(W^2+2WZ+Z^2)\]
you understand?
I think I do conceptually because I have been learning theory but I am horrible working through this.. like I said I am helping a friend try and work some examples and I am a bit out of my league.
thought there would be smart ppl out there that could help... thanks btw
so you need to show ... \[E[2(Y-E[Y|X])(E[Y|X]-g(X))]=0\] to do this you need to know that \[E(Y)=E(E(Y|X))\] and for any measurable function \(f\) \[E(F(X)|X)=f(X)\]
typo..both f's need to be the same \[E(f(X)|X)=f(X)\]
ok and what about the minimizing in part 2... i think I may have the concept of part A
@Zarkon
part 2 is trivial
but i wopuld like to know about it if you have a minute to spare on the details
we want to minimize \[E[Y-g(X)]^2\] but by part 1 it is equal to \[E[Y-E[Y|X]]^2+E[E[Y|X]-g(X)]^2\] we only have control of the second part of the sum and the smallest it can be is zero since it is being squared so let \(g(X)=E[Y|X]\)
Thanks!!! and would you revisit http://openstudy.com/updates/509c04a6e4b0077374586887
maybe tomorrow...I'm going to be now
ok just when you can thanks!!! really
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