A Note on the Relations Between Some Concepts of Positive Dependence
Yaohui Zheng, Nanlian Cai
Abstract
Yaohui Zheng, Nanlian Cai
Abstract
In this article, we provide some explicit examples showing that weak association in sequence is strictly weaker than weak association and strictly stronger than positive supermodular dependence. Furthermore, we show that strongly positive orthant dependence is strictly weaker than weakly association and strictly stronger than positive orthant dependence. Finally, we also show that positive supermodular dependence is not stronger than strongly positive orthant dependence.
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In this article, we provide some explicit examples showing that weak association in sequence is strictly weaker than weak association and strictly stronger than positive supermodular dependence. Furthermore, we show that strongly positive orthant dependence is strictly weaker than weakly association and strictly stronger than positive orthant dependence. Finally, we also show that positive supermodular dependence is not stronger than strongly positive orthant dependence.
Key concepts: Orthant, Mathematics, Sequence (biology), Combinatorics, Association (psychology), Pure mathematics, Chemistry, Psychology