Ville's inequality in an arbitrary filtration #
This file extends Ville's inequality of EProcess/Supermartingale.lean from the data filtration
(ā±_t) to an arbitrary filtration. Section 5 of the paper applies it to the filtration (š¢_t)
generated by the variables Y_i, with respect to which the conditional e-variables form a test
martingale.
mul_measure_exists_ge_le_of_supermartingale: for a nonnegative supermartingale(M_t)with respect to a filtrationš¢and forc ā [0, ā],c P(ā t, M_t ā„ c) ⤠E_P(M_0), from the boundE_P(M_Ļ) ⤠E_P(M_0)oflintegral_valueAt_le_of_supermartingaleat the hitting timeĻof[c, ā], a stopping time ofš¢;IsTestSupermartingale.measure_exists_ge_le_of_filtration: Ville's inequalityP(ā t, M_t ā„ c) ⤠1/cfor a test supermartingale with respect to any filtration.
The hitting time of [c, ā] by a process (E_t) with values in [0, ā]: the first t
with E_t ā„ c, or ā if there is none.
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The hitting time of [c, ā] by an adapted process is a stopping time.
At its hitting time of [c, ā], a process takes a value at least c on the event
{ā t, E_t ā„ c}.
Ville's inequality for a nonnegative supermartingale (M_t) with respect to any
filtration š¢: c P(ā t, M_t ā„ c) ⤠E_P(M_0) for every c ā [0, ā].
Ville's inequality for a test supermartingale with respect to any filtration š¢: for
every null distribution P and every c > 0, P(ā t, M_t ā„ c) ⤠1/c.