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Maximum magnitude subset sum

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Maximum magnitude subset sum

@Gerry My bad, I obviously mean positive integer! Fixed.

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Maximum magnitude subset sum

@Ricky Thanks, I've made that change.

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Are Gaussian Processes more important than other stochastic processes?

+1 Couldn't agree more. Sometimes, I think it is a miracle that anything works at all. If I had a dollar for everytime I read, ''Assume that the noise is additive white and Gaussian'', I would be a rich man.

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Distribution of the maximum of the norm of k-averages of n i.i.d. d-dimensional random vectors

Sounds like you want a 'maximal inequality'. Not exactly sure how to do what you are asking by I would start at Section 3 of stat.yale.edu/~pollard/Papers/Pollard89StatSci.pdf.

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Hyperplane arrangements and covering numbers

Thanks! I also found Bernard Chazelle's `The discrepency method' to have the same proof on page 206.

Jun 11, 2012 at 0:28

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Hyperplane arrangements and covering numbers

Yes, the hyperplanes are affine.

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