Assume that there is a random variable x, and its variance is var(x). Furthermore, there is a strictly monotonically increasing function f. Can anybody prove that the larger the var(x), the larger the variance of f(x), i.e. var(f(x))?
Does the variance of a strictly monotonically increasing function of a random variable have anything to do with the variance of the random variable?
dd Kong
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