Consistency of the -trimming of a probability. Applications to central regions
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Abstract: The sequence of -trimmings of empirical probabilities is shown to converge, in the Painlev'{e}--Kuratowski sense, on the class of probability measures endowed with the weak topology, to the -trimming of the population probability. Such a result is applied to the study of the asymptotic behaviour of central regions based on the trimming of a probability.
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