Conditional Lebesgue expectation #
We define the conditional expectation of a ℝ≥0∞-valued function using the Lebesgue integral.
Given a measure P : Measure[mΩ₀] Ω and a sub-σ-algebra mΩ of mΩ₀ (meaning hm : mΩ ≤ mΩ₀)
and a function X : Ω → ℝ≥0∞, if P.trim hm is σ-finite, then the conditional (Lebesgue)
expectation P⁻[X|mΩ] of X is the mΩ-measurable function such that for all
mΩ-measurable sets s, ∫⁻ ω in s, P⁻[X|mΩ] ω ∂P = ∫⁻ ω in s, X ω ∂P
(see setLIntegral_condLExp). This is unique up to P-ae equality (see ae_eq_condLExp).
Main definitions #
condLExp: conditional (Lebesgue) expectation ofXwith respect tomΩ.setLIntegral_condLExp: For anymΩ-measurable sets,∫⁻ ω in s, P⁻[X|mΩ] ω ∂P = ∫⁻ ω in s, X ω ∂P.ae_eq_condLExp: the conditional (Lebesgue) expectation is characterized by its (Lebesgue) integral onmΩ-measurable sets up toP-ae equality.
Notation #
For a measure P : Measure[mΩ₀] Ω, and another mΩ : MeasurableSpace Ω, we define the notation
P⁻[X|mΩ] = condLExp mΩ P X
Design decisions #
P⁻[X|mΩ] is assigned the junk value 0 when either ¬ mΩ ≤ mΩ₀ (mΩ is not a sub-σ-algebra)
or h : mΩ ≤ mΩ₀ but ¬ SigmaFinite (P.trim hm) (the latter always holds when P is a
probability measure). When both these hold, in some sense the "user definition" of P⁻[X|mΩ]
should be considered "the" measurable function which satisfies setLIntegral_condLExp
(which is proven unique up to P-ae measurable equality in ae_eq_condLExp). The actual definition
is just used to show existence. However for (potential) convenience the actual definition assigns
P⁻[X|mΩ] := X in the case when X is mΩ-measurable (which can be invoked using
condLExp_eq_self).
To do #
- Prove the pullout property
- Prove a dominated convergence theorem.
Conditional (Lebesgue) expectation of a function, with notation P⁻[X|mΩ].
It is defined as 0 if either ¬ mΩ ≤ mΩ₀ or hm : mΩ ≤ mΩ₀ but ¬ SigmaFinite (P.trim hm).
One should typically not use the definition directly.
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Conditional (Lebesgue) expectation of a function, with notation P⁻[X|mΩ].
It is defined as 0 if either ¬ mΩ ≤ mΩ₀ or hm : mΩ ≤ mΩ₀ but ¬ SigmaFinite (P.trim hm).
One should typically not use the definition directly.
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Unexpander for μ⁻[f|m] notation.
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The (Lebesgue) integral of the conditional (Lebesgue) expectation P⁻[X|mΩ] over an
mΩ-measurable set is equal to the integral of X on that set.