Sample Covariance Matrices of Heavy-Tailed Distributions
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Abstract: Let , , and let be a centered -dimensional random vector with the identity covariance matrix such that . Further, let be independent copies of , and be the sample covariance matrix. We prove that K^{-1}|Sigma_N-I_n|_{2 o 2}leqfrac{1}{N}maxlimits_{ileq N}|X_i|^2 +Bigl(frac{n}{N}Bigr)^{1-2/p}log^4frac{N}{n}+Bigl(frac{n}{N}Bigr)^{1-2/min(p,4)} with probability at least , where depends only on and . In particular, for all we obtain a quantitative Bai-Yin type theorem.
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