Maximal inequality for real quasimartingales #
The monotone enumeration of a finite set of times, extended by the constant t at indices
beyond #F.
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- ProbabilityTheory.finIdx F t k = if h : k < F.card then ↑((F.orderIsoOfFin ⋯) ⟨k, h⟩) else t
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Construct an elementary predictable set from a sequence of times and a sequence of measurable functions.
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Upcrossing and alternation bounds along finite time sets #
An elementary predictable set representing upcrossings within a given interval.
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- ProbabilityTheory.upcrossingWithinPredSet a b F hF hX = ProbabilityTheory.elemPredSetOfSeq ⋯ F.card ⋯
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Expectation bound on the number of upcrossings along a finite set of times F ⊆ Iic t,
from the boundedness of elementary stochastic integrals at time t.
The event that X makes m alternations from at most a to at least b at
increasing times inside the finite time set F. The levels are non-strict (X ≤ a, b ≤ X) to
match the Set.Iic a / Set.Ici b hitting conditions of MeasureTheory.upcrossingsBefore; with
this convention altSet coincides with the event of at least m upcrossings (see
altSet_eq_upcrossingsBefore).
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Quantitative alternation bound: the probability of m alternations along any finite
F ⊆ Iic t is at most K / m with K independent of F and m.
The set of outcomes where there are infinitely many alternations of X from below a
to above b at times in a set T below t.
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- ProbabilityTheory.infiniteAlt T t X a b = ⋂ (m : ℕ), ⋃ F ∈ {F : Finset ι | ↑F ⊆ T ∩ Set.Iic t}, ProbabilityTheory.altSet X F a b m
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Selection of alternating tuples from frequent oscillation #
Maximal inequality along finite time sets #
Integrability of bounded-weight increment sums.
Two-sided expectation bound for adapted {0,1}-weighted increment sums of X, from the
boundedness of elementary stochastic integrals at time t. The lower bound uses the
complementary weights 1 - W.
One-sided maximal inequality along a finite skeleton for an adapted, integrable process g
whose adapted {0,1}-weighted increment sums along idx have expectation at most K.
Maximal inequality: the probability that |X| exceeds lam somewhere on a finite set
F ⊆ Iic t is at most K / lam, with K independent of F.
Maximal inequality for countable sets #
The union of the alternation events over all finite subsets of a countable set of times
below t has measure at most K / ((b - a) * m).
Almost surely, there is no infinite family of alternations of X from below a to above b
at times in a countable set T below t.