An Ergodic Theorem for Stochastic Programming Problems

        To justify the use of sampling to solve stochastic programming problems one usually relies on a law of large numbers for random lsc (lower semicontinuous) functions when the samples come from independent, identical experiments. If the samples come from a stationary process can one appeal to the ergodic theorem proved here. The proof relies on the 'scalarization' of random lsc functions.

By: Lisa A. Korf, Roget Wets

Published in: Lecture Notes in Economics and Mathematical Systems, volume 481, (no ), pages 203-17 in 2000

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