Distinguishing certain random sceneries on ##Z## via random walks

C. Douglas Howard · Statistics & Probability Letters · 1997

We prove a fixed versus random scenery distinguishability result (along the lines of Benjamini and Kesten) for 0-1 valued scenery on ##Z## where the distances between successive 1's in the random scenery are i.i.d. random variables with fat tails. This result is an application of a more general strategy for establishing fixed/random distinguishability.

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