2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.spl.2019.05.022
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Gaussian approximations for maxima of random vectors under (2+ι)-th moments

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“…Gaussian approximation of the maximum function is very useful for justifying the Bootstrap validity and for approximating the distributions with different statistics in high-dimensional models. Besides, the aforementioned papers [8,9], some relevant results can also be found in works [18] and [23], where the authors rely on Malliavin calculus and high-order moments to assess the corresponding bounds. In [15], the authors go after the same approximation as reported herein; however, using a completely different tool: the Stein method instead of the Wasserstein distance, yielding a result that is only valid under the constraint that the measure of i.i.d.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Gaussian approximation of the maximum function is very useful for justifying the Bootstrap validity and for approximating the distributions with different statistics in high-dimensional models. Besides, the aforementioned papers [8,9], some relevant results can also be found in works [18] and [23], where the authors rely on Malliavin calculus and high-order moments to assess the corresponding bounds. In [15], the authors go after the same approximation as reported herein; however, using a completely different tool: the Stein method instead of the Wasserstein distance, yielding a result that is only valid under the constraint that the measure of i.i.d.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%