Quantitative comparison of pushed probability measures #
Uniformly close random points have close laws in the Lévy–Prokhorov metric. A nonexpansive map contracts this metric, and weak convergence on a separable metric space implies convergence in Lévy–Prokhorov distance.
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A common coupling with a deterministic distance bound gives the same Lévy–Prokhorov bound for its two marginals.
The extended Lévy–Prokhorov distance contracts under a nonexpansive map.
Lévy–Prokhorov distance between probability measures contracts under a nonexpansive map.
Weak convergence of probability measures on a separable metric space gives convergence in Lévy–Prokhorov distance.