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The aim is to define almost A-statistical convergence and investigate its relationship with almost A-summability.

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Almost A-statistical convergence and approximation theorems

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The aim is to define almost A-statistical convergence and investigate its relationship with almost A-summability.
Define almost A-statistical convergence using almost regular matrices.
Explore the connection between almost A-statistical convergence and almost A-summability.
Examine a Korovkin-type approximation theorem with the new convergence concept.
Present an example illustrating the superiority of the new approach over classical versions.
Calculate the rate of almost A-statistical convergence of positive linear operators.
Established a new framework for almost A-statistical convergence using regular matrices.
Demonstrated the application of this framework in a Korovkin-type approximation theorem.
Presented a counterexample where classical and statistical versions fail, but the new method succeeds.
Calculated two distinct measures of the convergence rate for positive linear operators.

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Defines almost A-statistical convergence and explores its implications, suggesting new approximation techniques.

Demi̇rci̇ et al. (2025) studied this question.

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