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September 8, 2026Statistics

Variational representation of weighted divergencies and error exponent function

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MKMark KelbertNational Research University Higher School of Economics

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Overview

Mathematical analysis derives variational representations for weighted divergences and error exponent functions, highlighting applications in statistical inference and entropic optimal transport.

Key Points

  • The objective is to establish variational formulations for weighted divergences and exponential error functions while examining their theoretical consequences for probability modeling.
  • Derived variational representations for weighted divergences across probability distributions.
  • Formulated dual variational characterizations for the exponential error and error exponent functions.
  • Evaluated analytical implications for statistical inference procedures and entropic optimal transport problems.
  • Established analytical variational representations for weighted divergences and exponential error functions.
  • Demonstrated direct theoretical connections between the derived variational bounds, inference estimators, and entropic optimal transport frameworks.

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Mark Kelbert (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a9fd82f58e84d0ff5b477c4https://doi.org/10.1080/02331888.2026.2727581
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