Optimal convergence rate of the universal estimation error

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We study the optimal convergence rate for the universal estimation error. Let F be the excess loss class associated with the hypothesis space and n be the size of the data set, we prove that if the Fat-shattering dimension satisfies fat ϵ(F) = O(ϵ-p) , then the universal estimation error is of O(n- 1 / 2) for p< 2 and O(n-1/p) for p> 2. Among other things, this result gives a criterion for a hypothesis class to achieve the minimax optimal rate of O(n- 1 / 2). We also show that if the hypothesis space is the compact supported convex Lipschitz continuous functions in Rd with d> 4 , then the rate is approximately O(n-2/d).

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Weinan, E., & Wang, Y. (2017). Optimal convergence rate of the universal estimation error. Research in Mathematical Sciences, 4(1). https://doi.org/10.1186/s40687-016-0093-6

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