A finite collection of random variables, X1} —, Xm, is said to be associated if any two coordinatewise nondecreasing functions /i and /a on Rm such that Jt = fj(Xi} , Xm~) has finite variance for j = l, 2, Oov(/i,...A finite collection of random variables, X1} —, Xm, is said to be associated if any two coordinatewise nondecreasing functions /i and /a on Rm such that Jt = fj(Xi} , Xm~) has finite variance for j = l, 2, Oov(/i,fa)>0; an infinite collection is said to be associated if every finite subcollection is. associated. Thus the concept of "association" is introduced as dependence in probability (Esary, Proschan and Walkup (1967)). It is relative to a lot of practical models, such as the percolation models, the Ising models of statistical mechanics. Therefore, some people are展开更多
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文摘A finite collection of random variables, X1} —, Xm, is said to be associated if any two coordinatewise nondecreasing functions /i and /a on Rm such that Jt = fj(Xi} , Xm~) has finite variance for j = l, 2, Oov(/i,fa)>0; an infinite collection is said to be associated if every finite subcollection is. associated. Thus the concept of "association" is introduced as dependence in probability (Esary, Proschan and Walkup (1967)). It is relative to a lot of practical models, such as the percolation models, the Ising models of statistical mechanics. Therefore, some people are