A5) Let F be the collection of all distributions on Rand be a fixed real number. DefineT(G) = [GG(z - y)dG(y). GEF.Obtain the influence function of for T and show that of is continuous ifand only if F is continuous.

Here,for G∈F and △∈D={cG1-G2:CER,Gj∈F, j=1,2}. Then, TG+t△-TG=∫G+t△z-ydG+t△ y-∫Gx-ydGy…

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