grænsetilfældigheder
Grænsetilfældigheder is a Danish term used in mathematics and statistics to describe limiting or boundary cases in models, distributions, and analyses. It refers to the behavior of a system when a parameter approaches a limit value, such as a sample size growing without bound or a probability parameter approaching 0 or 1. Grænsetilfældigheder help explain when approximations are valid and how models behave under extreme conditions.
In probability theory, grænsetilfældigheder concern limiting distributions and asymptotic behavior. Classic examples include the central limit
Grænsetilfældigheder also appear in the study of parameter limits within distributions. For instance, as a parameter
Outside pure theory, the concept is useful in model validation and software testing. In practice, grænsetilfældigheder
See also: limit theorems, asymptotic analysis, edge cases, boundary conditions.