5 Concentration Inequalities

We now turn to the high-dimensional setting, beginning with concentration inequalities. The section is organized as follows:

1.
Basic Concentration Inequalities
2.
Random Vectors
3.
Random Matrices
4.
Concentration of Lipschitz Functions
5.
Gaussian Concentration

This section mainly follows STAT210B (UC Berkeley, taught by Song Mei), High-dimensional probability (PKU, taught by Zhihua Zhang) and Introduction to Machine Learning (PKU, taught by Lei Wu), STAT300B (Stanford), CS839 (U Wisconsin–Madison). I also referred to the book High-dimensional probability: An introduction with applications in data science [5] and the book High-Dimensional Statistics: A Non-Asymptotic Viewpoint [6].

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