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Uniform strong law on a compact parameter set

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If Θ is compact, q(θ,x) is continuous in θ and measurable in x, and EsupΘ​∣q(θ,X)∣<∞, then an independent and identically distributed sample satisfies supΘ​∣Pn​qθ​−Pqθ​∣→0 almost surely. Uniform continuity for each x, the dominated convergence theorem, and finite parameter nets produce arbitrarily narrow function brackets.

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