p-Wasserstein distance and Cramér-type moderate deviations for the multi-dimensional elephant random walk
Shuyuan Liang
Abstract
In this paper, we establish p-Wasserstein bounds and Cramér-type moderate deviations for the multi-dimensional elephant random walk in the diffusive and critical regimes. Using a Gaussian convolution estimate with random covariance and the recursions for the conditional covariance, we obtain Wp,2( L( Tn),N(0,Id)) Ca,dpLn, where Tn is normalized by its exact covariance and \[ Ln cases n-1/2 n,&a1/3,\\ n-3(1/2-a),&1/3<a<1/2,\\ ( n)-3/2,&a=1/2. cases \] Consequently, we obtain radial Cramér-type moderate deviations for x=o(Ln-1/3). We also determine the covariance bias under the uncorrected normalization and establish the corresponding Wasserstein bounds, lower bounds and moderate deviation estimates. The dimension and the model parameters are fixed.
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