A strong law of large numbers for harmonizable isotropic random fields.
Swift, Randall J. (1997)
Journal of Applied Mathematics and Stochastic Analysis
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Swift, Randall J. (1997)
Journal of Applied Mathematics and Stochastic Analysis
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Jérôme Dedecker (2001)
ESAIM: Probability and Statistics
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We establish new exponential inequalities for partial sums of random fields. Next, using classical chaining arguments, we give sufficient conditions for partial sum processes indexed by large classes of sets to converge to a set-indexed brownian motion. For stationary fields of bounded random variables, the condition is expressed in terms of a series of conditional expectations. For non-uniform -mixing random fields, we require both finite fourth moments and an algebraic decay of the...
Nguyen Van Thu
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CONTENTSIntroduction......................................................................................................................................... 5I. Prediction of strictly stationary random fields.................................................................................... 6II. Prediction of stationary-in-norm fields in Banach spaces of random variables........................ 23 § 1. Banach spaces of random variables...................................................................................
Swift, Randall J. (1995)
Journal of Applied Mathematics and Stochastic Analysis
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Sandra Dias, Maria da Graça Temido (2019)
Kybernetika
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We study the limiting distribution of the maximum value of a stationary bivariate real random field satisfying suitable weak mixing conditions. In the first part, when the double dimensions of the random samples have a geometric growing pattern, a max-semistable distribution is obtained. In the second part, considering the random field sampled at double random times, a mixture distribution is established for the limiting distribution of the maximum.
Jacques Istas, Serge Cohen (2012)
ESAIM: Probability and Statistics
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