Embedding large subsets of Wasserstein spaces into Banach spaces
Cyril Letrouit, Quentin Mérigot
Abstract
Embedding subsets of Wasserstein spaces into linear spaces is a problem of both theoretical and computational interest. In this work, we prove that three classical and natural embeddings of Wasserstein spaces into Banach spaces of non-trivial type are bi-Hölder on subsets of Wasserstein spaces given by moment bounds. These embeddings, all considered in multiple applications, are the linearized optimal transport embedding, the sliced-Wasserstein embedding, and a particular kernel mean embedding. Our results contrast with known obstructions to embeddin the full Wasserstein space into Banach spaces of non-trivial type. We also show the sharpness of our results regarding the moments required for our conclusions to hold.
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