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Given a sequence (ξi)i∈N of independent identically distributed (i.i.d.) ℝk-valued random vectors with distribution \(\mu = Q_{\xi _1 }\), the isotrope discrepancy D μn (ω) is defined by
, where μ ωn denotes the empirical probability distribution and the supremum is taken over the class ℓk of all convex measurable subsets of ℝk. In the present paper it is proved that μc(e(C))=0 for all C ε ℓk whenever D μn (ω)→0 a.s., and where e(C) denotes the set of all extreme points of C.
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Stute, W. (1976). A necessary condition for the convergence of the isotrope discrepancy. In: Gaenssler, P., Révész, P. (eds) Empirical Distributions and Processes. Lecture Notes in Mathematics, vol 566. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0096884
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