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Random set and coverage measure

Guillermo Ayala, Juan Ferrándiz, Francisco Montes

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It is well known that a random set determines its random coverage measure. The paper gives a necessary and sufficient condition for the reverse implication. An equivalent formulation of the condition constitutes a first step in the search for a way to recognize a random measure as being the random coverage measure of a random set.

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It is well known that a random set determines its random coverage measure. The paper gives a necessary and sufficient condition for the reverse implication. An equivalent formulation of the condition constitutes a first step in the search for a way to recognize a random measure as being the random coverage measure of a random set.

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It is well known that a random set determines its random coverage measure. The paper gives a necessary and sufficient condition for the reverse implication. An equivalent formulation of the condition constitutes a first step in the search for a way to recognize a random measure as being the random coverage measure of a random set.

Key concepts: Measure (data warehouse), Mathematics, Random measure, Random element, Set (abstract data type), Random compact set, Random function, Discrete mathematics

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