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Some applications of weak convergence to statistics
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 14 July 2016
Abstract
Results showing the weak convergence of certain stochastic processes are used to derive both known and new (asymptotic) properties of signs of residuals from regression; other weak convergence results are derived, and used to determine the behaviour of runs of residuals.
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- Part 5 - Concepts of Coincidence and Convergence
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