Cramér-type moderate deviation for quadratic forms with a fast rate
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Abstract: Let be independent and identically distributed random vectors in . Suppose , , where is the identity matrix. Suppose further that there exist positive constants and such that , where denotes the Euclidean norm. Let and let be a -dimensional standard normal random vector. Let be a symmetric positive definite matrix whose largest eigenvalue is 1. We prove that for , �egin{equation*} left| frac{mathbb{P}(|Q^{1/2}W|>x)}{mathbb{P}(|Q^{1/2}Z|>x)}-1
ight|leq C left( frac{1+x^5}{det{(Q^{1/2})}n}+frac{x^6}{n}
ight) quad ext{for} dgeq 5 end{equation*} and �egin{equation*} left| frac{mathbb{P}(|Q^{1/2}W|>x)}{mathbb{P}(|Q^{1/2}Z|>x)}-1
ight|leq C left( frac{1+x^3}{det{(Q^{1/2})}n^{frac{d}{d+1}}}+frac{x^6}{n}
ight) quad ext{for} 1leq dleq 4, end{equation*} where and are positive constants depending only on , and . This is a first extension of Cram'er-type moderate deviation to the multivariate setting with a faster convergence rate than . The range of for the relative error to vanish and the dimension requirement for the rate are both optimal. We prove our result using a new change of measure, a two-term Edgeworth expansion for the changed measure, and cancellation by symmetry for terms of the order .
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