New method achieves fast convergence in estimating spectral statistics from high-dimensional data, suggesting improved efficiency.
A new method of estimating population linear spectral statistics from high-dimensional data is introduced. When the dimension d grows with the sample size n such that d/n → c>0, the introduced method is the first to provably achieve eigen-inference with fast convergence rates of O(nε-1) for any ε > 0 in the general non-parametric setting. This is achieved though a novel Marchenko-Pastur inversion formula, which may also be formulated as a semi-explicit solution to the Marchenko-Pastur equation.
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