1997
DOI: 10.1515/9783110936537
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Modern Theory of Summation of Random Variables

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“…We follow the monograph [4] when discussing the history of the topic. The metric approach to the problems on the accuracy of approximations of distributions appeared in the theory of probability in the mid 1930s.…”
Section: Discussion Of Results and Some Historical Remarksmentioning
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“…We follow the monograph [4] when discussing the history of the topic. The metric approach to the problems on the accuracy of approximations of distributions appeared in the theory of probability in the mid 1930s.…”
Section: Discussion Of Results and Some Historical Remarksmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The idea of the proofs of the results is based on the method of metric distances (see [4]). There are other approaches used in the theory of U -statistics, such as the martingale method, the method of characteristic functions, the method of orthogonal decompositions, and some others.…”
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“…The latter definition is a version of the minimal (or coupling) distance between the probability distributions; see, for example, [26] or [27], Section 11.8.…”
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“…This function is an ideal probability metric of order s = 1 (see [15], Example 1.4.2.) and note that (E, µ) is a metric space.…”
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