Question: Let (X. Y. Z)T, t2 0, be a joint-Gaussian process with each component a Brownian motion with means E[X] = -2t E[Y ] = t

 Let (X. Y. Z)T, t2 0, be a joint-Gaussian process with

Let (X. Y. Z)T, t2 0, be a joint-Gaussian process with each component a Brownian motion with means E[X] = -2t E[Y ] = t E[Z ] = -4t variances . var(X) = t var(Y ) = 2t var(Z ) = 9t and covariances cov(X, Y) = -min (t. s) cov(X, z) = -2 min (t. s) . cov(Y, Z) = 4 min (t. s). Define the process G. = -t- 52, + 2Y, t2 0. (a) Find the distribution of G, [3 marks]. (b) Determine if G, is a Brownian motion [3 marks]. (c) Using R, simulate a sample of G, of size n = 105 and assess the normality of the sample using an appropriate plot [3 marks]. (d) Using R, compute P(G, = 40|X, = -1) [3 marks]. Hint. Use R function pmvnorm from mytnorm package. (e) Find var(G2(X] = -1) = cov(G2, G2\\X] = -1) [3 marks]

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