Concentration Inequalities and Moment Bounds for Sample Covariance Operators
arXiv:1405.2468
Abstract
Let be i.i.d. centered Gaussian random variables in a separable Banach space with covariance operator The sample covariance operator is defined as The goal of the paper is to obtain concentration inequalities and expectation bounds for the operator norm of the deviation of the sample covariance operator from the true covariance operator. In particular, it is shown that where Moreover, under the assumption that it is proved that, for all with probability at least \begin{align*} \Bigl|\|\hatΣ- Σ\|-{\mathbb E}\|\hatΣ- Σ\|\Bigr| \lesssim \|Σ\|\biggl(\sqrt{\frac{t}{n}}\bigvee \frac{t}{n}\biggr). \end{align*}
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