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Conditional Expectation given integral of a Brownian motion
If we write integrals in a Riemann sum approximation, then I think the above expectation can be found by solving a similar expectation:
$ E [\sum_1^N B_{t_j} \Delta t_j \mid \sum_1^M B_{t_k} \Delta t_k …
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