Hi, Suppose X, Y are independent random variables with normal distributions. The means and variances are different. Assume X1 and Y1 are random variables with the probability distributions f(X | X>=0) and g(Y|Y>=0), respectively. That is, X1 and Y1 the non-negative truncations of X and Y, respectively. Does anyone know whether in this case Z = X1 + Y1 is still a truncated normal? Any reference on this? Thanks in advance!
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