Scope
Without log-concavity, Fisher information is used as a local stationarity criterion. A small Fisher guarantee does not by itself imply global total variation accuracy without an additional functional inequality.
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5 scoped results. Tildes suppress logarithmic factors.
Edit table| Result | Algorithm or model | Complexity | Guarantee | Oracle / start | Assumptions and notes | Review | Sources |
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| best upper | Exact ULD / FORS | Exact-diffusion implementation assumptions from the paper.Checked against the cited preprint. The upper bound depends on the initial log Rényi divergence. | Checkedpreprint | ||||
| best lower | General first-order Fisher lower bound | First-order | Dimension grows mildly with accuracy.High-accuracy lower bound in the stated growing-dimension regime. | Checkedpublished | |||
| upper/lower | Averaged LMC | on average | The upper bound is checked. The matching lower bound is an AI-authored note and has not been independently checked. | Checkedmonograph | |||
| lower | One-dimensional first-order Fisher lower bound | First-order | ; sufficiently small .Separated from the growing-dimension lower bound. | Checkedpublished | |||
| lower | Large-initial-gap query complexity | at | First-orderKL gap | .Equivalent to at the stated Fisher scale. | Checkedpublished |
Without log-concavity, Fisher information is used as a local stationarity criterion. A small Fisher guarantee does not by itself imply global total variation accuracy without an additional functional inequality.