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math.GN2017★ 5 cited

Measurability of Intersections of Measurable Multifunctions

Gunnar Taraldsen

We prove universal compact-measurability of the intersection of a compact-measurable Souslin family of closed-valued multifunctions. This generalizes previous results on intersecti…

math.ST2017★ 11 cited

On the proper treatment of improper distributions

Bo H. Lindqvist, Gunnar Taraldsen

The axiomatic foundation of probability theory presented by Kolmogorov has been the basis of modern theory for probability and statistics. In certain applications it is, however, n…

math.ST2017★ 9 cited

Conditional fiducial models

Gunnar Taraldsen, Bo H. Lindqvist

The fiducial is not unique in general, but we prove that in a restricted class of models it is uniquely determined by the sampling distribution of the data. It depends in particula…

math.ST2017★ 3 cited

Improper posteriors are not improper

Gunnar Taraldsen, Jarle Tufto, Bo H. Lindqvist

In 1933 Kolmogorov constructed a general theory that defines the modern concept of conditional expectation. In 1955 Renyi fomulated a new axiomatic theory for probability motivated…

math.ST2017

Image transformations on locally compact spaces

Gunnar Taraldsen

An image is here defined to be a set which is either open or closed and an image transformation is structure preserving in the following sense: It corresponds to an algebra homomor…

math.ST2017★ 1 cited

Nonlinear probability. A theory with incompatible stochastic variables

Gunnar Taraldsen

In 1991 J.F. Aarnes introduced the concept of quasi-measures in a compact topological space and established the connection between quasi-states on and quasi-measures in…

stat.OT2017★ 1 cited

Fiducial on a string

Gunnar Taraldsen, Bo Henry Lindqvist

The fiducial argument of Fisher (1973) has been described as his biggest blunder, but the recent review of Hannig et al. (2016) demonstrates the current and increasing interest in…