Types of convergences of random variables.
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I have seen different types of convergence among random variables
- Almost sure.
- In mean.
- In probability.
- In distribution.
What are the differences between them, I'm looking for a more intuitive answer.
In addition, every type of convergence has a particular mode to check the convergence. I realized for example, that to check convergence in mean and probability you have to use a lot of inequalities.
Is there advices to check every convergence?
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I have seen different types of convergence among random variables
- Almost sure.
- In mean.
- In probability.
- In distribution.
What are the differences between them, I'm looking for a more intuitive answer.
In addition, every type of convergence has a particular mode to check the convergence. I realized for example, that to check convergence in mean and probability you have to use a lot of inequalities.
Is there advices to check every convergence?
probability probability-theory
asked Nov 19 at 18:59
Bayesian guy
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– saz
Nov 19 at 19:05
Thank you. I will give a try.
– Bayesian guy
Nov 20 at 0:03
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I have seen different types of convergence among random variables
- Almost sure.
- In mean.
- In probability.
- In distribution.
What are the differences between them, I'm looking for a more intuitive answer.
In addition, every type of convergence has a particular mode to check the convergence. I realized for example, that to check convergence in mean and probability you have to use a lot of inequalities.
Is there advices to check every convergence?
probability probability-theory
asked Nov 19 at 18:59
Bayesian guy
47110
I have seen different types of convergence among random variables
- Almost sure.
- In mean.
- In probability.
- In distribution.
What are the differences between them, I'm looking for a more intuitive answer.
In addition, every type of convergence has a particular mode to check the convergence. I realized for example, that to check convergence in mean and probability you have to use a lot of inequalities.
Is there advices to check every convergence?
probability probability-theory
probability probability-theory
asked Nov 19 at 18:59
Bayesian guy
47110
asked Nov 19 at 18:59
Bayesian guy
47110
asked Nov 19 at 18:59
Bayesian guy
47110
asked Nov 19 at 18:59
Bayesian guy
47110
asked Nov 19 at 18:59
Bayesian guy
47110
47110
This question is related
– saz
Nov 19 at 19:05
Thank you. I will give a try.
– Bayesian guy
Nov 20 at 0:03
add a comment |
This question is related
– saz
Nov 19 at 19:05
Thank you. I will give a try.
– Bayesian guy
Nov 20 at 0:03
This question is related
– saz
Nov 19 at 19:05
This question is related
– saz
Nov 19 at 19:05
Thank you. I will give a try.
– Bayesian guy
Nov 20 at 0:03
Thank you. I will give a try.
– Bayesian guy
Nov 20 at 0:03
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Nov 19 at 19:05
Thank you. I will give a try.
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