Independent identically distributed summands
[10/50%]Let be the number of successes in Bernoulli trials with success probability . Prove that for every function continuous on the following convergence holds:
Let be a sequence of independent identically distributed random variables with . Then the LLN holds: as .
Let be a continuous function. Prove that the Bernstein polynomials
converge to as uniformly in :
Let be a continuous bounded function, and let be a compact set in . Prove that the polynomials
converge to as uniformly in .
Let be a continuous bounded function, and let be a compact set in . Prove that the polynomials
converge to as uniformly in .
Under the hypotheses of problem
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prove that if the function has a continuous derivative , then the derivatives of the polynomials converge uniformly to as .
Let be a function continuous on the triangle , , . Prove that the Bernstein polynomials in
converge to as uniformly in .
Let be a sequence of independent random variables with the standard Cauchy distribution. Does the LLN hold for the sequence ?
Let be a sequence of independent identically distributed random variables having the standard normal distribution. Set
Find the limiting distribution of as .
Let be a sequence of independent identically distributed random variables with , . Prove that the sequence of random variables , defined by
converges in probability. Find the limit.
Let the random variable have:
the Poisson distribution with parameter ;
the binomial distribution with parameters and ;
the normal distribution with parameters and .
Determine whether the ratio has a limit in probability as .