Cumulative distribution functions of laws with densities #
This file connects a density presentation of a real probability law to its cumulative distribution function. The cdf is an indefinite integral of the density, so it is absolutely continuous on compact intervals, differentiable almost everywhere, and differentiable at every continuity point of the density.
Main results #
TauCeti.Probability.cdf_sub_cdf_eq_integral_of_eq_withDensityidentifies cdf increments with density integrals;TauCeti.Probability.strictMono_cdf_of_eq_withDensityproves strict increase for an everywhere positive density;TauCeti.Probability.absolutelyContinuousOnInterval_cdf_of_eq_withDensityproves absolute continuity of the cdf;TauCeti.Probability.ae_hasDerivAt_cdf_of_eq_withDensityidentifies its derivative almost everywhere;TauCeti.Probability.hasDerivAt_cdf_of_eq_withDensityidentifies its derivative where the density is continuous.
The cdf increment of a law with a density. For a law with nonnegative density f, the
increment of the cdf over a..b is the integral of the density over a..b.
A real probability law with an everywhere positive density has a strictly increasing cdf.
The cdf of a law with a nonnegative density is absolutely continuous on every compact interval.
Lebesgue differentiation of the cdf. The cdf of a law with a nonnegative density f has
derivative f t at almost every point t.
The cdf of a law with a nonnegative density f has derivative f t at every point t where
the density is continuous.