The broken sample problem
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Consistent estimation, Empirical process, Kulback-Leibler information, 300, Limit theorems in probability theory, Inference from stochastic processes, Order statistics; empirical distribution functions, Applications of operator theory in probability theory and statistics, Hilbert-Schmidt operators, Gaussian process, Asymptotic properties of parametric estimators, Kullback-Leibler information
Consistent estimation, Empirical process, Kulback-Leibler information, 300, Limit theorems in probability theory, Inference from stochastic processes, Order statistics; empirical distribution functions, Applications of operator theory in probability theory and statistics, Hilbert-Schmidt operators, Gaussian process, Asymptotic properties of parametric estimators, Kullback-Leibler information
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