A Note on the Sum of Non-Identically Distributed Doubly Truncated Normal Distributions
Hao Chen, Lanshan Han, Alvin Lim

TL;DR
This paper proves that the sum of independent, non-identically distributed doubly truncated Normal variables converges to a Normal distribution and discusses its application in constrained mixed effects model estimation.
Contribution
It establishes a convergence result for sums of non-identically distributed doubly truncated Normal variables and demonstrates its use in estimating constrained mixed effects models.
Findings
Sum of such variables converges to Normal distribution
Provides a method for applying this result in mixed effects models
Enhances understanding of truncated Normal sum behavior
Abstract
It is proved that the sum of n independent but non-identically distributed doubly truncated Normal distributions converges in distribution to a Normal distribution. It is also shown how the result can be applied in estimating a constrained mixed effects model.
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TopicsStatistical Methods and Bayesian Inference · Bayesian Methods and Mixture Models · Statistical Distribution Estimation and Applications
