Large Deviation Probabilities for Weighted Sums
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(15)- Probabilities of large deviations for random fields
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- Large deviations for infinite weighted sums of stretched exponential random variables
- Large deviations of weighted sums of independent identically distributed random variables with functionally-defined weights
- A large deviation theorem for weighted sums
- Extreme value theory in some statistical analysis of genomic sequences
- A strong large deviation theorem
- Exponential convergence properties of linear estimators under exponential and uniform distribution
- Sharp large deviations for Gaussian quadratic forms with applications
- Asymptotic results for certain first-passage times and areas of renewal processes
- Cramér's theorem is atypical
- Large deviations for sums of independent weighted random variables
- Asymptotic behavior of large deviation probabilities for two weighted sums of random variables
- Strong large deviations for arbitrary sequences of random variables
- Large deviations in weighted sums of random variables
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