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Transcribed Image Text from this QuestionAssume that X_n is the standard Gaussian white noise (X_n~N(0,1)). If we use a+

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Transcribed Image Text from this QuestionAssume that X_n is the standard Gaussian white noise (X_n~N(0,1)). If we use a+b*X_n to predict X_{n+1} with the minimal mean square error, what is the value of coefficient a? A 0 B 1/2 с 1 D None of above

Assume that X_n is the standard Gaussian process (X_n-N(0,1/2)), and the autocovariance between X_n and X_{n+1} is 0.5. If we use a+b*X_n to predict X_{n+1} with the minimal mean square error, what is the value of b? Α Ο B 1/4 с 1/2 D 1 E None of above
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