OneSidedOrlicz #
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One-sided weak-Orlicz relations #
The ABK26 Appendix uses one-sided weak-Orlicz bounds for random variables, with
measurable witnesses in its additive notation. This file records the literal
one-term relation and its deterministic-shift A. The canonical two-term
relation is IsTwoTermBigOWith from TwoTermOrlicz; it is reused here rather
than duplicated. CoarseGraining's tail-event predicate does not itself carry
measurability, so the source's random-variable requirement is stated explicitly
here.
References #
- ABK26.
- ABK26, the main-text uses of the one-sided bound.
The Appendix-literal source notation X ≤ O_Ψ(A): X is a measurable
random variable with the stated one-sided upper tail at the positive scale
A.
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The source notation X ≤ b + O_Ψ(A) for a deterministic shift b.
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The source notation X ≤ b + O_{Ψ₁}(A₁) + O_{Ψ₂}(A₂) for a deterministic
shift b.
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Clamping a witness below at zero preserves its one-sided tail at every positive scale, without requiring measurability or a finite measure.
A pointwise zero observable has every nonnegative Gamma scale. The tail event is empty, so measurability and measure finiteness are unnecessary.