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The conditional Jensen inequality states that for an integrable X and convex ϕ, whenever the terms are integrable,
ϕ(E[X∣G])≤E[ϕ(X)∣G]almost surely.
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For differentiable ϕ, the supporting-line inequality ϕ(x)≥ϕ(m)+ϕ′(m)(x−m) with m=E[X∣G] gives the result after conditional expectation. Approximation by supporting affine functions proves the general convex case.

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