Lecture

Law of Large Numbers: General Assumptions

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This lecture provides insights into the proof of the Law of Large Numbers, focusing on the assumptions required for its validity. The instructor explains the significance of finite variance and finite expectation assumptions, showcasing the complexities involved in extending from one to the other.

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