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increasing inter-class distances results in decreasing linear regression error
Yes you are right. But that is kind of triviality that I don't want to include. For that actually, we may just change all the $<$ to $\leq$.
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error bound for least square minimization
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error bound for least square minimization
Thank you very much for your simple and nice answer. The thing is I need a way smaller bound. I actually need bound for each $\epsilon_i$.
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