Alanb

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PLL

Thanks for the work on the PLL article.

Iain McClatchie 19:06, 9 September 2005 (UTC)

Stochastic process

Dear Alanb,

I do not quite agree with some of the changes that you have made in the article Stochastic Process. Namely, as far as I know, the definition of modification that you wrote is not the standard one (rather, it is the definition of equivalence of stochastic processes, which does not need another term). On the other hand, the definition of modification as a random function $X^{T}$ is rather useful, since it allows to talk about properties of paths, et cet. Also, the question whether a s.p. has a modification with certain properties is quite important.

As far as I remember, the last version that I have edited also included some references, which had the definitions as I claim.

I don't want to change it back before we agree on this (I have already changed it a few times, and every time someone changed it back), so please write me what do you think.

Best, Sasha

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