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The empirical distribution function Pₙ converges with probability 1 to a true distribution P in Rᵏ, uniformly over measurable convex sets, if and only if P is a countable mixture of distributions, each of which is carried by a flat and gives zero probability to the relative boundaries of convex sets included in the flat.
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Eddy et al. (1977) studied this question.
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