strong law of large numbers

Summary

Roughly, the laws of large numbers state that the average of a large number of draws of a random variable approaches the expectation. The strong law states that the probability that the average of the sequence fails to converge to the expectation is zero. This is a strictly stronger statement than the weak law, but requires stronger assumptions.

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Mathematical Monk: Probability Primer (2011)

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