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Minimum Norm Interpolation Meets The Local Theory of Banach Spaces

ICML 2024 · Learning theory and algorithms › Kernels and regression theory · approach: High-dimensional asymptotic generalization

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Builds a Banach-space geometry framework (uniform convexity, cotype, K-convexity) for analyzing minimum-norm interpolators, bounding their bias/variance and proving a tight lower bound for l_p linear regression with sub-Gaussian covariates.

Problem

Understanding generalization of minimum-norm interpolators beyond Hilbert spaces and beyond Gaussian covariates, where existing tight analyses rely on closed-form Hilbert-space solutions or Gaussianity.

Approach

Connects interpolator generalization to local Banach space geometry: 2-uniform convexity bounds the bias and structural variance by Gaussian complexity; cotype 2 yields a reverse Efron-Stein lower bound on expected conditional variance, shown sharp for l_p regression with sub-Gaussian covariates.

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Metrics: mean squared error bound expected conditional variance

Baselines: Donhauser et al. 2022 minimum l_p-norm interpolator bounds Wang et al. 2022 minimum l1-norm interpolator

Builds on: Efron-Stein inequality Empirical risk minimization localized bounds Gaussian min-max theorem local uniform convergence (Koehler et al., 2021)

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