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The multivariate Markov and multiple Chebyshev inequalities

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Abstract A sharp probability inequality named the multivariate Markov inequality is derived for the intersection of the survival functions for non-negative random variables as an extension of the Markov inequality… Click to show full abstract

Abstract A sharp probability inequality named the multivariate Markov inequality is derived for the intersection of the survival functions for non-negative random variables as an extension of the Markov inequality for a single variable. The corresponding result in Chebyshev’s inequality is also obtained as a special case of the multivariate Markov inequality, which is called the multiple Chebyshev inequality to distinguish from the multivariate Chebyshev inequality for a quadratic form of standardized uncorrelated variables. Further, the results are extended to the inequalities for the union of the survival functions and those with lower bounds.

Keywords: chebyshev; multivariate markov; markov inequality; chebyshev inequality; inequality; multiple chebyshev

Journal Title: Communications in Statistics - Theory and Methods
Year Published: 2019

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