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Tikhonov source-condition rates balance noise at qualification one

Statement

Assume Countable Choice. Let A:X→Y be compact between real or complex Hilbert spaces and let x†=Sνw with S=A∗A, 0<ν≤1, and ∥w∥≤R. For data yδ=Ax†+e with ∥e∥≤δ, the Tikhonov solution satisfies, for every λ>0, ∥xλδ−x†∥≤Rλν+δ2λ. For R,δ>0, choosing λ=(δ/R)2/(2ν+1) gives ∥xλδ−x†∥≤32R1/(2ν+1)δ2ν/(2ν+1). The qualification cannot exceed one uniformly over compact operators: for every ν>1 there is a compact injective diagonal operator and a unit source vector for which the bias is not O(λν).

Facts & Assumptions

Given: Countable Choice, compact A:X→Y, S=A∗A, a source representation x†=Sνw with 0<ν≤1 and ∥w∥≤R, data yδ=Ax†+e with ∥e∥≤δ, and λ>0.

[A1]

The Axiom of Countable Choice (ACω): Countable Choice is the compact spectral theorem's choice assumption; the arguments use no full Choice.

[F1]
[F2]

Hilbert-space Tikhonov amplifies data by at most 1/(2λ): The data perturbation is amplified by at most 1/(2λ).

[F3]

Compact spectral filters, source conditions, and qualification: The source condition uses Sν=(A∗A)ν and the Tikhonov residual filter is λ/(t+λ).

[F4]

Square-summable families on an arbitrary index set and the space ℓ2(I): The sequence space ℓ2(N,R) has its canonical norm, inner product, and coordinate vectors.

[F5]

The real square-summable sequence space is complete: This real sequence space is complete.

[F6]

Bounded finite rank operators are compact: Every bounded finite-rank operator between normed spaces is compact.

[F7]

Norm limit of compact operators is compact: A norm limit of compact operators into a Banach space is compact.

Proof

1.1givenF1F2F3algebra

Let xλ=(A∗A+λI)−1A∗Ax†. By linearity, xλδ−x†=(xλ−x†)+Rλe. The triangle inequality, [F1], and [F2] give ∥xλδ−x†∥≤Rλν+δ2λ.

1.2A1F4F5F6F7construct

Fix ν>1 and take N+={1,2,…} and X=Y=ℓ2(N+,R) with standard unit vectors en. Relabelling coordinates by the bijection k↦k+1 from N to N+ is an isometry from the complete space in [F5], so X=Y is Hilbert. For x=(xn)∈ℓ2, define (Ax)n=xn/n and, for each N≥1, define (ANx)n=xn/n when n≤N and 0 otherwise. These are linear and bounded because ∥Ax∥22≤∥x∥22 and ∥ANx∥22≤∥x∥22; AN has range in span⁡(e1,…,eN). Also ∥(A−AN)x∥22=∑n>Nn−2∣xn∣2≤(N+1)−2∥x∥22, with equality at x=eN+1, so ∥A−AN∥=1/(N+1)→0. By [F4]–[F7], X=Y is Hilbert and A is compact. Since every diagonal coefficient is positive, A is injective; Se1=e1, so with w=e1 the source target is x†=Sνw=e1 and ∥w∥=1.

2.1givenstep 1.1algebra

Substituting λ=(δ/R)2/(2ν+1) into the two terms in step 1.1 gives Rλν=R1/(2ν+1)δ2ν/(2ν+1) and δ/(2λ)=12R1/(2ν+1)δ2ν/(2ν+1). Their sum is the stated rate.

3.1F3step 1.2algebra∎

For exact data Ax†=e1, the first coordinate of the Tikhonov solution is 1/(1+λ) and all other coordinates are zero. Hence ∥x†−xλ∥=λ/(1+λ), and ∥x†−xλ∥λν=λ1−ν1+λ⟶+∞(λ↓0). Thus no constant depending only on ν and the source radius can give an O(Rλν) bias bound uniformly for this compact-operator class when ν>1. This proves saturation at qualification one.

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