A tight Gaussian bound for weighted sums of Rademacher random variables
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Abstract: Let be independent identically distributed Rademacher random variables, that is . Let , where is a vector such that . We find the smallest possible constant in the inequality [mathbb{P}{S_ngeq x}leq cmathbb{P}{etageq x}qquad for all xin mathbb{R},] where is a standard normal random variable. This optimal value is equal to [c_*=�igl(4mathbb{P}{etageqsqrt{2}}�igr)^ {-1}approx3.178.]
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