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Suppose that X has a normal N(µ, σ2 ) distribution and that Y = X + Z, where Z is independent of X and has a N(γ, τ 2 ) distribution. Find the best predictors of Y given X and of X given Y . Calculate the the expected squared prediction errors of the two best predictors.

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