Generalized mean
In mathematics, the Hölder means of the Hölder mean ( after Otto Hölder, 1859-1937 ) or the Potency (English and others (p- th ) power mean) is a (sometimes the ) generalized mean. The term is not uniform, designations such as the - te, means the order or the degree or exponent are also in circulation. In English, it is also referred to as a generalized mean.
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The Hölder means generalizes the well-known since the Pythagoreans averages such as the arithmetic, geometric, square and harmonic mean by introducing a parameter
- 3.1 Weighted Hölder means
- 3.2 f - agent
Definition
Holder for a real number, the agent of the numbers is defined as a step for
The root notation is usually used only for natural numbers.
A matching definition for
Properties
- The Hölder means is homogeneous with respect to, ie
- Also, applies
- An important inequality of the Hölder means
- The Potency values are consistent with the sample moments about zero quite simple relationship:
- In the stochastic convergence is defined in the pth mean of these Potency values .
Special cases
Means choosing a suitable parameter yields the known mean values :
Further generalizations
Weighted Hölder means
Also to the Hölder means can define a Weighted means: The weighted Hölder means can be defined with the weights with as
Being used for the "normal" Hölder means.
F means
The Hölder means can be further generalized to
This is a function of; the Hölder agent.