Sharp Debiasing for Smooth Functional Estimation in Banach Spaces

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Autori principali: Chang, Woonyoung, Kuchibhotla, Arun Kumar
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author Chang, Woonyoung
Kuchibhotla, Arun Kumar
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Kuchibhotla, Arun Kumar
contents This paper studies the estimation of smooth functionals $f(θ)$ of a mean parameter $θ= \mathbb{E}_P[W]$ for a distribution $P$ on a general Banach space. We propose a cross-fitted estimator based on a single sample splitting and establish non-asymptotic moment bounds and Berry--Esséen bounds for both $m$-smooth and infinitely smooth functionals under the finite moment assumptions. Our framework is applied to precision matrix estimation and the inference of projection parameters in high-dimensional regression. In these Euclidean settings, the proposed estimators achieve asymptotic normality under the dimension regime $d \log^2(en) = o(n)$ without requiring any structural assumptions (e.g., sparsity). We discuss computational relaxations that enables polynomial-time implementation for a range of matrix functionals.
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spellingShingle Sharp Debiasing for Smooth Functional Estimation in Banach Spaces
Chang, Woonyoung
Kuchibhotla, Arun Kumar
Statistics Theory
Methodology
This paper studies the estimation of smooth functionals $f(θ)$ of a mean parameter $θ= \mathbb{E}_P[W]$ for a distribution $P$ on a general Banach space. We propose a cross-fitted estimator based on a single sample splitting and establish non-asymptotic moment bounds and Berry--Esséen bounds for both $m$-smooth and infinitely smooth functionals under the finite moment assumptions. Our framework is applied to precision matrix estimation and the inference of projection parameters in high-dimensional regression. In these Euclidean settings, the proposed estimators achieve asymptotic normality under the dimension regime $d \log^2(en) = o(n)$ without requiring any structural assumptions (e.g., sparsity). We discuss computational relaxations that enables polynomial-time implementation for a range of matrix functionals.
title Sharp Debiasing for Smooth Functional Estimation in Banach Spaces
topic Statistics Theory
Methodology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.01470