Average best m-term approximation
Abstract
We introduce the concept of average best m-term approximation widths with respect to a probability measure on the unit ball of pn. We estimate these quantities for the embedding id:pnqn with 0<p q ∞ for the normalized cone and surface measure. Furthermore, we consider certain tensor product weights and show that a typical vector with respect to such a measure exhibits a strong compressible (i.e. nearly sparse) structure.
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