Learning the ergodic decomposition

06/25/2014
by   Nabil Al-Najjar, et al.
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A Bayesian agent learns about the structure of a stationary process from ob- serving past outcomes. We prove that his predictions about the near future become ap- proximately those he would have made if he knew the long run empirical frequencies of the process.

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