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Probability theory and stochastic processes Martingales Concept

Supermartingale

Summary

A supermartingale is an adapted, integrable stochastic process whose conditional expectation of a future value, given the present information, is at most the present value. It models the fortune of a player in a game that is unfavourable or fair. A process is a supermartingale exactly when its negative is a submartingale. Non-negative supermartingales converge almost surely, a fact used throughout probability and potential theory.

Further reading

  1. Web https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martingale_(probability_theory)
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