Central Limit Theorems for Interchangeable Processes
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(30)- Strassen-type invariance principles for exchangeable sequences
- Some results on the behavior and estimation of the fractal dimensions of distributions on attractors
- Central limit theorems for exchangeable random variables when limits are scale mixtures of normals
- De Finetti's contribution to probability and statistics
- A nearest neighbor estimate of the residual variance
- Concentration of normalized sums and a central limit theorem for noncorrelated random variables
- Generalized symmetric polynomials and an approximate de Finetti representation
- Empirical central limit theorems for exchangeable random variables
- Estimates of the approximation of weighted sums of conditionally independent random variables by the normal law
- On weighted rank-sum tests for dispersion
- On the rate of convergence in de Finetti's representation theorem
- On laws of large numbers for exchangeable random variables
- The limit theorem for maximum of partial sums of exchangeable random variables
- Strong laws of large numbers for triangular arrays of exchangeable random variables
- Limit theorems for weakly exchangeable arrays
- On scale-mixture Birnbaum-Saunders distributions
- Standardized Partial Sums and Products of p-Values
- Wide neural networks with bottlenecks are deep Gaussian processes
- More efficient estimation for logistic regression with optimal subsamples
- A nonparametric Bayesian prediction interval for a finite population mean
- Power series whose coefficients form homogeneous random processes
- Canonical representations and convergence criteria for processes with interchangeable increments
- Anticoncentration and Berry-Esseen bounds for random tensors
- Deep stable neural networks: large-width asymptotics and convergence rates
- Geometry of sample spaces
- When Composite Likelihood meets Stochastic Approximation
- Pairwise stochastic approximation for confirmatory factor analysis of categorical data
- Optimal subsampling for high-dimensional partially linear models via machine learning methods
- Asymptotic results for penalized quasi-likelihood estimation in generalized linear mixed models
- Risk-sensitive mean-field-type games with L^p-norm drifts
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