Statistics Sufficiency and information Concept
Hellinger distance
Summary
The Hellinger distance is a distance between two probability distributions. It compares the square roots of their densities in the sense. It takes values in and behaves well under independent products. It is a standard tool in asymptotic statistics, for example for rates of convergence of estimators and in testing.
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