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                                      v = [PIC, + P,C2]-1(M2 -M,)


                    6.  Prove that E( Fowl)F*ow2)) = 0 for wI # o2 where Fuw) is the Fourier
                       transform of a stationary random  process, x(r), as





                    7.  Two  stationary  normal  distributions  are  characterized  by  P, = P2 = 0.5,
                       MI =0, M2 =A[l.. . 1lT,  and  C=C, =C2 =02R where  R  is  given  in
                       (4.126).
                       (a)  Compute the Bayes error for n  = 10, A = 2, o2 = 1, and p = 0.5.
                       (b)  Using  the  same  numbers  as  in  (a),  compute  the  error  when
                           NX(Ml,02Z) NX(M2,021) are  used  to  design  the  classifier  and
                                      and
                           NX(Ml,C) and Nx(Mz,C) used to test the classifier.
                                                are
                   8.  Repeat Problem  7 for a two-dimensional  random  field of  nxn.  The verti-
                       cal  and  horizontal  correlation  matrices  are  the  same  and  specified  by
                       (4.126).


                   9.  Design a linear classifier by minimizing  the mean-square  error for the data
                       given in the following Table, assuming P I  = P, = 0.5.


                                       XI    x2   X3   PlW)   P2W
                                       -1    -1   -1     1/3     0
                                       +1    -1   -1    1/24    1/8
                                       -1    +1   -1    1/24    1/8
                                       +1    +1   -1      0     1/3
                                       -1    -1   +1     1 /3    0
                                       +1    -1   +1    1/24    1/8
                                       -1    +I   +1    1/24    1/8
                                       +1   +1    +1      0     1/3
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