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Cumulative distribution function <span class=\"texhtml \" id=\"mwBw\"><i id=\"mwCA\">a</i> = 0</span>"}'>CDF for a = 0. The horizontal axis is {a} | |||||
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μ. For instance, in the d-dimensional subspace with a, this distribution is a Dirac measure in a and 0 everywhere else.
In the case of a real-valued random variable, the cumulative distribution function of the degenerate distribution localized in X: Ω → ℝ be a real-valued random variable defined on a probability space a∈ℝ such that X is almost surely constant then there may still exist X being constant or almost surely constant is unimportant, since these two situation correspond to the same degenerate distribution: the Dirac measure. Almost surely constant random variables are independent of everything — that is, if B⊂ℝ, and its determinant is 0, so it is positive semi-definite but not positive definite, and the joint probability distribution is degenerate.
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