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Discussion Problem Of the Day( 20/06/2011)

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Discussion Problem Of the Day( 20/06/2011)

varsha
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Given a random variable X with density f(x) = 0.5, -1 < x < 1 and zero otherwise.
Define another random variable 
Y = X if X >= 0
   = X^2 if X < 0
Find the density of Y, g(y).
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Re: Discussion Problem Of the Day( 20/06/2011)

poonam
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i think the answer should be as follows...

g(y) = 0.5  for  0<y<1
          0.5  for     y=0
           0           y>1

kindly lemme know the validity of the answer if you can.
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Re: Discussion Problem Of the Day( 20/06/2011)

barkha
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please refer a good text for transformation of random variables.
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Re: Discussion Problem Of the Day( 20/06/2011)

poonam
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True, even i've been trying to locate some theory but i've been unable to. kindly let me know if you come across some good text for the same.
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Re: Discussion Problem Of the Day( 20/06/2011)

Amit Goyal
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Please refer http://economicsentrance.weebly.com/books.html.
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