A CLT in Stein's distance for generalized Wishart matrices and higher-order tensors
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Abstract: We study the central limit theorem for sums of independent tensor powers, . We focus on the high-dimensional regime where and may scale with . Our main result is a proposed threshold for convergence. Specifically, we show that, under some regularity assumption, if , then the normalized sum converges to a Gaussian. The results apply, among others, to symmetric uniform log-concave measures and to product measures. This generalizes several results found in the literature. Our main technique is a novel application of optimal transport to Stein's method which accounts for the low dimensional structure which is inherent in .
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