Question: 14.8 Let X and Y be two random variables. Denote the mean of Y given X = x by m(x) and the variance of Y
14.8 Let X and Y be two random variables. Denote the mean of Y given X = x by m(x) and the variance of Y by s2(x).
a. Show that the best (minimum MSPE) prediction of Y given X = x is m(x) and the resulting MSPE is s2(x). (Hint: Review Appendix 2.2.)
b. Suppose X is chosen at random. Use the result in
(a) to show that the best prediction of Y is m(X) and the resulting MSPE is E[Y - m(X)]2 =
E [s2(X)].
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