(E18) If the denominator of any ratio is zero, the corresponding ratio is set to zero

Compute the final estimators: ˆCij(l, k) = eI(l, k, i, j) nI(l, k, i, j) ˆS(l, k) = X i,j∈{0,1} (−1)ij ˆCij(l, k) ˆvI = 2 √ 2− 1 3n n−1X l=0 2X k=0 ˆS(l, k) ˆvII = 1 + 1 n−1 n−2X l

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