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Concentration inequalities under sub-Gaussian and sub-exponential conditions
2021
Neural Information Processing Systems
We prove analogues of the popular bounded difference inequality (also called McDiarmid's inequality) for functions of independent random variables under sub-Gaussian and sub-exponential conditions. Applied to vector-valued concentration and the method of Rademacher complexities these inequalities allow an easy extension of uniform convergence results for PCA and linear regression to the case of potentially unbounded input-and output variables.
dblp:conf/nips/MaurerP21
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