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A two-function class on a Bernoulli sample

Example

Let X={0,1} with P({0})=P({1})=1/2. Let Z∼P, and take the two-function class F={f0,f1} with f0(x)=0 and f1(x)=x.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The Bernoulli probability space, the observation Z, and the class F.

[F1]

Pf=∫f dP, P1f=f(Z), and the empirical Rademacher process is σf(Z) (Empirical, centered, and Rademacher processes).

[F2]

For one observation, R^(Z)(F)=Eσsup⁡f∈Fσf(Z) (One-sided empirical Rademacher complexity).

[F3]

A finite nonempty class of measurable [0,1]-valued functions satisfies P(sup⁡f∈F∣Pnf−Pf∣≥ϵ)≤2∣F∣e−2nϵ2 for every ϵ>0 (Uniform deviation bound for a finite unit-range class).

Proof

Given: The sample and class of the Example.

1.1F1givenalgebra

Direct evaluation gives Pf0=0, Pf1=1/2, P1f0=0, and P1f1=Z. Hence sup⁡f∈F∣P1f−Pf∣=∣Z−1/2∣=1/2 for both possible observations.

2.1F2step 1.1algebra

If Z=0, then sup⁡fσf(Z)=0 for either sign. If Z=1, then sup⁡fσf(Z)=max⁡(0,σ), whose uniform-sign expectation is 1/2. Thus R^(Z)(F)=Z/2 and its expectation over the sample is 1/4.

3.1F3step 1.1∎

Applying [F3] with n=1 and ∣F∣=2 gives P(sup⁡f∈F∣P1f−Pf∣≥ϵ)≤4e−2ϵ2 for every ϵ>0. At ϵ=1/2 the event has probability one by step 1.1, and the displayed estimate is the stated finite-class guarantee for this class.

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