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Let C(δ), δ>0, be the class of sequences of covariance matrices K = (Kt(u, v), u, v=1,...,t)t=1 2,... such that
Consider discrete-time stochastic process Xt=μ + ξt, t=1,2,..., where μ is an (unknown) constant and (ξ t) is a Gaussian sequence such that Eξt=0 and K=(Eξuξv, u,v=1,...,t)t=1,2.. is an(unknown) covariance structure of (ξt). Let P μ,K)be the probability measure induced by (Xt).Suppose that for every k=1,2,... we can observe simultaneously k independent copies of (Xt).The result is: for every δ>0, ε>0 and γ Є(0,1) there exist a sequential estimate \({{\overset{\wedge }{\mathop{\left( {{\mu }_{t}} \right)}}\,}_{t}}=1,2\ldots \) and a finite stopping rule τ such that
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Zieliński, R. (1980). Fixed Precision Estimate of Mean of a Gaussian Sequence with Unknown Covariance Structure. In: Klonecki, W., Kozek, A., Rosiński, J. (eds) Mathematical Statistics and Probability Theory. Lecture Notes in Statistics, vol 2. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-7397-5_26
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