Products of sub-Gaussians are sub-exponential
ProofAdvanced⏱ 30 minHigh-Dim Probabilityproductsub-exponentialyoung inequality
Problem
Let be sub-Gaussian (not necessarily independent). Prove that is sub-exponential with
Write a complete argument. Every inequality you use should be one you could state precisely.
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