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Are Returns Independent and Identically Distributed (i.i.d.)? Identically distributed By Marco Sammon
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SOLVED: i.i.d means independent and identically distributed. Question 3: Consider two samples X,...,x,, i.i.d. x N(ux,), and y,...,Yn, i.i.d. y N(,,). Note that these two samples are defined from Gaussian distributions with Identically distributed By Numerade
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