Entropy bounds for the absolute convex hull of tensors
Abstract
We derive entropy bounds for the absolute convex hull of vectors X= (x1 , … , xp)∈ Rn × p in Rn and apply this to the case where X is the d-fold tensor matrix X = ·s d \ times ∈ Rmd × rd , with a given = ( 1 , … , r ) ∈ Rm × r , normalized to that \| j \|2 1 for all j ∈ \1 , … , r\. For ε >0 we let V ⊂ Rm be the linear space with smallest dimension M ( ε , ) such that 1 j r v ∈ V \| j - v \|2 ε. We call M( ε , ) the ε-approximation of and assume it is -- up to log terms -- polynomial in ε. We show that the entropy of the absolute convex hull of the d-fold tensor matrix X is up to log-terms of the same order as the entropy for the case d=1. The results are generalized to absolute convex hulls of tensors of functions in L2 (μ) where μ is Lebesgue measure on [0,1]. As an application we consider the space of functions on [0,1]d with bounded q-th order Vitali total variation for a given q ∈ N. As a by-product, we construct an orthonormal, piecewise polynomial, wavelet dictionary for functions that are well-approximated by piecewise polynomials.
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