Especially as you pull more distinct samples from the feasible set, you're not mapping what is likely so much as what is possible; all possible draws from any other distribution must be within the feasible set.
That said, especially as S and N get big and the fs balloons, it should take a while to happen on a really weird one (for example, flat)
diazrenata
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4 years ago
Especially as you pull more distinct samples from the feasible set, you're not mapping what is likely so much as what is possible; all possible draws from any other distribution must be within the feasible set.
That said, especially as S and N get big and the fs balloons, it should take a while to happen on a really weird one (for example, flat)