The psi-2 norm of a Rademacher sign
NumericalBeginner⏱ 15 minHigh-Dim Probabilityrademacherorliczbounded
Problem
Compute for a Rademacher sign , and more generally show that any with almost surely satisfies .
Compute the requested quantities and say what they mean. A number without an interpretation is not an answer.
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Solution
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