Question: Prove the theorem quoted without proof in Section 2.4. Theorem 2.1. A random sample x = (x,x2,...,xn) of size n is taken from N(0, 0)

Prove the theorem quoted without proof in Section 2.4.Theorem 2.1. A random sample x = (x,x2,...,xn) of size n is taken from N(0, 0) where is known. Suppose that

inside I, and outside it. 0  p(0|x) < M (1-8)(1-) (2) exp{-1)

Theorem 2.1. A random sample x = (x,x2,...,xn) of size n is taken from N(0, 0) where is known. Suppose that there exist positive constants a, e, M and c depending on x (small values of a and are of interest), such that in the interval la defined by -da(0/n) 0 x + (/n), where 2(-) = the prior density of lies between c(1-e) and c(1 + ) and outside I, it is bounded by Mc. Then the posterior density p(x) satisfies (1-8) (1+8)(1-a) + Ma

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