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Summary Weak disintegrations are investigated from various points of view. Kolmogorov's definition of conditional probability is critically
analysed, and it is noted how the notion of disintegrability plays some role in connecting Kolmogorov's definition with the
one given in line with de Finetti's coherence principle. Conditions are given, on the domain of a prevision, implying the
equivalence between weak disintegrability and conglomerability. Moreover, weak sintegrations are characterized in terms of
coherence, in de Finetti's sense, of, a suitable function. This fact enables us to give, an interpretation of weak disintegrability
as a form of “preservation of coherence”. The previous results are also applied to a hypothetical inferential problem. In
particular, an inference is shown to be coherent, in the sense of Heath and Sudderth, if and only if a suitable function is
coherent, in de Finetti's sense.
Research partially supported by: M.U.R.S.T. 40% “Problemi di inferenza pura”. 相似文献
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Patrizia Berti Eugenio Regazzini Pietro Rigo 《Statistical Methods and Applications》2001,10(1-3):11-28
LetC be a class of arbitrary real random elements andP an extended real valued function onC. Two definitions of coherence forP are compared. Both definitions reduce to the classical de Finetti's one whenC includes bounded random elements only. One of the two definitions (called strong coherence) is investigated, and some criteria
for checking it are provided. Moreover, conditions are given for the integral representation of a coherentP, possibly with respect to a δ-additive probability. Finally, the two definitions and the integral representation theorems
are extended to the case whereC is a class of random elements taking values in a given Banach space. 相似文献
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Statistical Methods & Applications - Let $$L$$ be a linear space of real random variables on the measurable space $$(\varOmega ,\mathcal {A})$$ . Conditions for the existence of a probability... 相似文献
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Summary The Zenga index,
, is shown to be a concentration index, in the sense that, ifX andY are non negative random variables with 0<E(X), E(Y)<+∞, then
(X)⩾
(Y) whenever the Lorenz curves satisfyL
x(p)≤L
y(p) for all p.
Research partially supported by: M.U.R.S.T. 40% ?Inferenza statistica: basi probabilistiche e sviluppi metodologici?. 相似文献
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