A second order regret bound for NormalHedge
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Abstract (arXiv)
We consider the problem of prediction with expert advice for ``easy'' sequences. We show that a variant of NormalHedge enjoys a second-order ε-quantile regret bound of Obig(√VT log(VT/ε)big) when VT > log N, where VT is the cumulative second moment of instantaneous per-expert regret averaged with respect to a natural distribution determined by the algorithm. The algorithm is motivated by a continuous time limit using Stochastic Differential Equations. The discrete time analysis uses self-concordance techniques.
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