Cumulants of multiinformation density in the case of a multivariate normal distribution

08/19/2019
by   Guillaume Marrelec, et al.
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We consider a generalization of information density to a partitioning into N ≥ 2 subvectors. We calculate its cumulant-generating function and its cumulants, showing that these quantities are only a function of all the regression coefficients associated with the partitioning.

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