Let X be a p× n random matrix whose entries are independent and identically distributed real random variables with zero mean and unit variance. We study the limiting behaviors of the 2-normal condition number k ( p , n ) of X in terms of large deviations for large n , with p being fixed or p=p(n)→∞ with $p(n)=o(n)$ . We propose two main ingredients: (i) to relate the large-deviation probabilities of k ( p , n ) to those involving n independent and identically distributed random variables, which enables us to consider a quite general distribution of the entries (namely the sub-Gaussian distribution), and (ii) to control, for standard normal entries, the upper tail of k ( p , n ) using the upper tails of ratios of two independent χ² random variables, which enables us to establish an application in statistical inference.
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