Inequality of logarithm

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Given that the probability distribution is:
beginequation*
X sim
beginpmatrix
x_1 & x_2 & x_3 & dots & x_N \
p_1 & p_2 & p_3 & dots & p_N \
endpmatrix
endequation*
with $p_1 leq p_2 leq dots leq p_N$. Prove that:
$$ -sum_i=1^Np_ilog_2 p_i geq 2(1-p_N) $$
The hint in the exercice is to use
$$ -sum_i=1^Np_iln p_i geq (1-p_N) $$
for $p_N geq 0.5$, and
$$-sum_i=1^Np_ilog_2 p_i geq -log_2p_N $$
for $p_N leq 0.5$. But I didn't understood very well this hint.
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Given that the probability distribution is:
beginequation*
X sim
beginpmatrix
x_1 & x_2 & x_3 & dots & x_N \
p_1 & p_2 & p_3 & dots & p_N \
endpmatrix
endequation*
with $p_1 leq p_2 leq dots leq p_N$. Prove that:
$$ -sum_i=1^Np_ilog_2 p_i geq 2(1-p_N) $$
The hint in the exercice is to use
$$ -sum_i=1^Np_iln p_i geq (1-p_N) $$
for $p_N geq 0.5$, and
$$-sum_i=1^Np_ilog_2 p_i geq -log_2p_N $$
for $p_N leq 0.5$. But I didn't understood very well this hint.
inequality
What is the matrix notation? Does it describe the probability of each element?
â BlackMath
Aug 31 at 0:26
Is this saying that $sum_i=1^N p_i=1$? Or are the $p_i$ supposed to be primes?
â Clayton
Aug 31 at 0:30
Is this a Dirichlet distribution notation? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dirichlet_distribution
â Maxtron
Aug 31 at 1:24
I edit the post, its a PMF
â Felipe
Aug 31 at 2:50
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Given that the probability distribution is:
beginequation*
X sim
beginpmatrix
x_1 & x_2 & x_3 & dots & x_N \
p_1 & p_2 & p_3 & dots & p_N \
endpmatrix
endequation*
with $p_1 leq p_2 leq dots leq p_N$. Prove that:
$$ -sum_i=1^Np_ilog_2 p_i geq 2(1-p_N) $$
The hint in the exercice is to use
$$ -sum_i=1^Np_iln p_i geq (1-p_N) $$
for $p_N geq 0.5$, and
$$-sum_i=1^Np_ilog_2 p_i geq -log_2p_N $$
for $p_N leq 0.5$. But I didn't understood very well this hint.
inequality
Given that the probability distribution is:
beginequation*
X sim
beginpmatrix
x_1 & x_2 & x_3 & dots & x_N \
p_1 & p_2 & p_3 & dots & p_N \
endpmatrix
endequation*
with $p_1 leq p_2 leq dots leq p_N$. Prove that:
$$ -sum_i=1^Np_ilog_2 p_i geq 2(1-p_N) $$
The hint in the exercice is to use
$$ -sum_i=1^Np_iln p_i geq (1-p_N) $$
for $p_N geq 0.5$, and
$$-sum_i=1^Np_ilog_2 p_i geq -log_2p_N $$
for $p_N leq 0.5$. But I didn't understood very well this hint.
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asked Aug 31 at 0:18
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What is the matrix notation? Does it describe the probability of each element?
â BlackMath
Aug 31 at 0:26
Is this saying that $sum_i=1^N p_i=1$? Or are the $p_i$ supposed to be primes?
â Clayton
Aug 31 at 0:30
Is this a Dirichlet distribution notation? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dirichlet_distribution
â Maxtron
Aug 31 at 1:24
I edit the post, its a PMF
â Felipe
Aug 31 at 2:50
add a comment |Â
What is the matrix notation? Does it describe the probability of each element?
â BlackMath
Aug 31 at 0:26
Is this saying that $sum_i=1^N p_i=1$? Or are the $p_i$ supposed to be primes?
â Clayton
Aug 31 at 0:30
Is this a Dirichlet distribution notation? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dirichlet_distribution
â Maxtron
Aug 31 at 1:24
I edit the post, its a PMF
â Felipe
Aug 31 at 2:50
What is the matrix notation? Does it describe the probability of each element?
â BlackMath
Aug 31 at 0:26
What is the matrix notation? Does it describe the probability of each element?
â BlackMath
Aug 31 at 0:26
Is this saying that $sum_i=1^N p_i=1$? Or are the $p_i$ supposed to be primes?
â Clayton
Aug 31 at 0:30
Is this saying that $sum_i=1^N p_i=1$? Or are the $p_i$ supposed to be primes?
â Clayton
Aug 31 at 0:30
Is this a Dirichlet distribution notation? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dirichlet_distribution
â Maxtron
Aug 31 at 1:24
Is this a Dirichlet distribution notation? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dirichlet_distribution
â Maxtron
Aug 31 at 1:24
I edit the post, its a PMF
â Felipe
Aug 31 at 2:50
I edit the post, its a PMF
â Felipe
Aug 31 at 2:50
add a comment |Â
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What is the matrix notation? Does it describe the probability of each element?
â BlackMath
Aug 31 at 0:26
Is this saying that $sum_i=1^N p_i=1$? Or are the $p_i$ supposed to be primes?
â Clayton
Aug 31 at 0:30
Is this a Dirichlet distribution notation? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dirichlet_distribution
â Maxtron
Aug 31 at 1:24
I edit the post, its a PMF
â Felipe
Aug 31 at 2:50