HW3
Due on Oct 24 (20 points)
(6 points) For a group of students with weight \(W\) and height \(H\) are jointly normally distributed with mean of 50 kg and 160 cm and a covariance matrices of \(E\left[\begin{matrix}
(W-\bar{W})^2 & (W-\bar{W})(H-\bar{H}) \\
(H-\bar{H})(W-\bar{W}) & (H-\bar{H})^2
\end{matrix} \right]=\begin{pmatrix}
80 & 30 \\
30 & 140
\end{pmatrix}\).
Compute \(h(W)\)
Compute \(h(W|H)\)
how many bits on average will be needed per sample to store a student's weight with precision of 0.1 if his height is known?
(14 points) Consider Problem 1 in last HW. Denote \(D\) as the actual dice we drew, and \(X_1, X_2, X_3\) are the respective outcomes of three tosses. Compute
\(H(X_1|D)\)
\(H(D|X_1)\)
\(H(D|X_1,X_2)\)
\(I(X_1;X_2|D)\)
\(I(X_1;D)\)
\(I(X_1;D|X_2)\)
\(I(X_1;X_2)\)
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