Finite forms of de finetti's theorem on exchangeability

Synthese 36 (2):271 - 281 (1977)
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Abstract

A geometrical interpretation of independence and exchangeability leads to understanding the failure of de Finetti's theorem for a finite exchangeable sequence. In particular an exchangeable sequence of length r which can be extended to an exchangeable sequence of length k is almost a mixture of independent experiments, the error going to zero like 1/k.

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