Uniform Stochastic Convergence
James Davidson
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James Davidson
Abstract
Abstract This chapter concerns random sequences of functions on metric spaces. The main issue is the distinction between convergence at all points of the space (pointwise) and uniform convergence, where limit points are also taken into account. The role of the stochastic equicontinuity property is highlighted. Generic uniform convergence conditions are given and linked to the question of uniform laws of large numbers.
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Abstract This chapter concerns random sequences of functions on metric spaces. The main issue is the distinction between convergence at all points of the space (pointwise) and uniform convergence, where limit points are also taken into account. The role of the stochastic equicontinuity property is highlighted. Generic uniform convergence conditions are given and linked to the question of uniform laws of large numbers.
Key concepts: Pointwise convergence, Uniform limit theorem, Modes of convergence (annotated index), Uniform convergence, Equicontinuity, Compact convergence, Mathematics, Convergence (economics)