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Lasso basic inequality and cone constraint

Statement

Let Y=Xθ∗+ε be the fixed-design model of Fixed-design regression with sub-Gaussian noise, let S={j:θj∗≠0}, and let θ^ be any minimizer of the objective in Lasso estimator for fixed design with τ>0. Write Δ=θ^−θ∗. If ∥XTε/n∥∞≤τ/2, then ∥XΔ∥22n+τ∥ΔSc∥1≤3τ∥ΔS∥1. In particular, ∥ΔSc∥1≤3∥ΔS∥1, so Δ∈C(S) for the cone in Restricted eigenvalue condition on the Lasso cone.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: A deterministic design X, response Y=Xθ∗+ε, τ>0, and a Lasso minimizer θ^, which exists by The Lasso objective has a nonempty compact convex minimizer set.

[F1]

The Lasso objective is n−1∥Y−Xθ∥22+2τ∥θ∥1 (Lasso estimator for fixed design).

[F2]

The response has the form Y=Xθ∗+ε (Fixed-design regression with sub-Gaussian noise).

[F3]

The ℓ1 norm is the sum of absolute coordinates (Restricted eigenvalue condition on the Lasso cone).

[F4]

For every response the Lasso minimizer set is nonempty (The Lasso objective has a nonempty compact convex minimizer set).

[F5]

The cone C(S) is defined by ∥ΔSc∥1≤3∥ΔS∥1 (Restricted eigenvalue condition on the Lasso cone).

[A1]

The score bound ∥XTε/n∥∞≤τ/2.

Proof

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By [F4] choose any minimizer θ^. Comparison with θ∗ in [F1] and substitution from [F2] give ∥XΔ∥22n+2τ(∥θ^∥1−∥θ∗∥1)≤2n⟨ε,XΔ⟩. This follows by expanding ∥ε−XΔ∥22 and cancelling ∥ε∥22.

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By [A1], writing g=XTε/n, the finite-coordinate calculation ∣⟨g,Δ⟩∣≤∑j∣gj∣∣Δj∣≤(max⁡j∣gj∣)∑j∣Δj∣=∥g∥∞∥Δ∥1 bounds the right side of step 1.1 by τ(∥ΔS∥1+∥ΔSc∥1). For j∈S, the scalar triangle inequality ∣θj∗∣=∣θ^j−Δj∣≤∣θ^j∣+∣Δj∣ gives ∣θ^j∣−∣θj∗∣≥−∣Δj∣; for j∉S, θj∗=0 and ∣θ^j∣=∣Δj∣. Summing by [F3] gives ∥θ^∥1−∥θ∗∥1≥−∥ΔS∥1+∥ΔSc∥1. Substitution and rearrangement yield the displayed bound. Since ∥XΔ∥22/n≥0 and τ>0, it implies ∥ΔSc∥1≤3∥ΔS∥1, which is precisely Δ∈C(S) by [F5].

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