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Deterministic minimax lower bound on power source balls

Statement

Assume Countable Choice. Let K:X→Y be compact between real or complex Hilbert spaces over the same scalar field, ν,ρ>0, and let Xν,ρ(K) be its power source ball. For any deterministic reconstruction map A:Y→X and any δ≥0, define Eδ(A):=sup⁡{∥A(Kx+η)−x∥X:x∈Xν,ρ(K), η∈Y, ∥η∥Y≤δ}. Then Eδ(A)≥εK(Xν,ρ(K),δ), and therefore inf⁡A:Y→XEδ(A)≥εK(Xν,ρ(K),δ). For any M⊆X with 0∈M, define the two-truth modulus ε~K(M,δ):=sup⁡{∥x1−x2∥X:x1,x2∈M, ∥K(x1−x2)∥Y≤2δ}. Then ε~K(Xν,ρ(K),δ)=2εK(Xν,ρ(K),δ).

Facts & Assumptions

Given: Countable Choice, compact K:X→Y between real or complex Hilbert spaces over the same scalar field, ν,ρ>0, the power source ball Xν,ρ(K), a noise level δ≥0, and a deterministic map A:Y→X.

[A1]

The Axiom of Countable Choice (ACω): Countable Choice is required by the compact spectral multiplier used to define the power source ball; the indistinguishable-data argument below uses no further choice.

[F1]

Power source ball: Xν,ρ(K)={∣K∣νw:∥w∥X≤ρ}.

[F2]

Centered conditional modulus of continuity: εK(M,δ)=sup⁡{∥x∥X:x∈M,∥Kx∥Y≤δ} when 0∈M⊆N(K)⊥.

[F3]

Index source elements are minimum-norm solutions: Every element of Xν,ρ(K) lies in N(K)⊥.

[F4]

Hilbert space and The induced length is a norm: The Hilbert norm is induced by the inner product, and its triangle inequality holds.

Proof

1.1givenA1F1F2F3F4choosealgebra

The class Xν,ρ(K) contains 0 by taking w=0 in [F1]. It is symmetric: if x=∣K∣νw with ∥w∥X≤ρ, then −x=∣K∣ν(−w) with ∥−w∥X≤ρ. It is convex: for xi=∣K∣νwi with ∥wi∥X≤ρ and 0≤t≤1, tx1+(1−t)x2=∣K∣ν(tw1+(1−t)w2), while the triangle inequality gives ∥tw1+(1−t)w2∥X≤tρ+(1−t)ρ=ρ. By [F3], this class is contained in N(K)⊥, so [F2] applies.

2.1givenstep 1.1F2F4algebra

Let x∈Xν,ρ(K) satisfy ∥Kx∥Y≤δ. The two admissible truths x and −x with noises −Kx and Kx both produce the same observed datum 0. Their reconstruction errors are ∥A(0)−x∥X and ∥A(0)+x∥X, and the triangle inequality yields 2∥x∥X=∥(A(0)+x)−(A(0)−x)∥X≤∥A(0)+x∥X+∥A(0)−x∥X. Hence the larger error is at least ∥x∥X, so taking the supremum over all such x gives Eδ(A)≥εK(Xν,ρ(K),δ). Taking the infimum over A preserves this lower bound.

3.1givenstep 1.1F1F2algebra∎

If x1,x2∈Xν,ρ(K) and ∥K(x1−x2)∥Y≤2δ, then z=(x1−x2)/2 lies in the class by symmetry and convexity from step 1.1 and satisfies ∥Kz∥Y≤δ; thus ∥x1−x2∥X=2∥z∥X≤2εK(Xν,ρ(K),δ). Conversely, for every z in the centered-modulus set, the pair (z,−z) lies in the source ball and has ∥K(z−(−z))∥Y=2∥Kz∥Y≤2δ, so the two-truth supremum is at least 2εK(Xν,ρ(K),δ). Taking suprema proves the claimed factor of two.

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