Normal approximation for quasi-associated random fields
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The authors present the rate of convergence of normal approximation for partial sums of \(d\)-dimensional quasi-associated random fields. In the proof, Stein's method is used. Quasi-associated random fields comprise negatively and positively dependent random fields. Thus the authors present more general variants of the central limit theorem for random fields, involving wider classes of random variables than positively and negatively dependent.
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