Absolutely continuous random vector

A random vector is said to be absolutely continuous or, simply, continuous if its support has the power of the continuum and the probability that assumes a value in a given hyper-rectanglecan be expressed as a multiple integral:where the integrand function is called the joint probability density function of .

More details about absolutely continuous random vectors can be found in the lecture entitled Random vectors.

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