A Reduction to no Memory Proofs

Neural Information Processing Systems 

We first need the following lemma, which bounds the prediction shifts and magnitudes of Algorithm 2. See proof in Appendix A.2. We are now ready to prove Theorem 9. Proof of Theorem 9. We show that Algorithm 2 achieves the desired regret bound. Lipschitz) where the last transition used the Lipschitz assumption to bound the gradient. This concludes the second part of the lemma. We give a general example of a BCO algorithm that may be employed in conjunction with our reduction procedure given in Algorithm 2. For a positive semi-definite matrix Moreover, for all null null we have that 1. if null The proof of Lemma 15 relies on a few standard results.

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