A Note on Convergence of Functions of Random Elements.

Abstract

Convergence of g(xi sub n) to g (xi) is considered when xi sub n approaches limit of xi distribution or in probability, without the usual restriction that g be continuous a.s. under the distribution of xi. It is shown that the covergence g (xi sub n) approaches limit of g (xi) holds for arbitrary Borel-measurable g, if in addition to the assumed convergence xi sub n approaches limit of xi the corresponding measures (p sub N) of (xi sub) are contiguous to the measure of P of xi in a certain very weak sense. Some statistical applications are indicated.

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Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Nov 01, 1985
Accession Number
ADA163405

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  • Robert J. Serfling

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  • Johns Hopkins University

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