Theorem 2.2.6 (Hoeffding's inequality for general bounded random variables). Let X₁, XN be independent random variables. Assume that X₁ [m,, M.] for every i. Then, for any t > 0, we have N {(x₁ - EX;) ≥ 1} { i=1 21² Σ(Μ; – m;)2/ Prove Theorem 2.2.6, possibly with some absolute con- Exercise 2.2.7. stant instead of 2 in the tail. Sexp
Theorem 2.2.6 (Hoeffding's inequality for general bounded random variables). Let X₁, XN be independent random variables. Assume that X₁ [m,, M.] for every i. Then, for any t > 0, we have N {(x₁ - EX;) ≥ 1} { i=1 21² Σ(Μ; – m;)2/ Prove Theorem 2.2.6, possibly with some absolute con- Exercise 2.2.7. stant instead of 2 in the tail. Sexp
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