Appendix E.1, equation (8) — DARE output concentration
ProvedDAREx.DAREOutputConcentrationNotation. is the finite space of Bernoulli drop masks; is the number of coordinates and is the drop probability. Coefficients are fixed before drawing the mask. For , fix any real influence coefficients . Set and . Let be the drop probability and the allowed failure probability. Draw independent Bernoulli() drop indicators and define . Put and otherwise. Then
There is no nonzero-coefficient or positive-energy hypothesis. Formalization note: equation (8), using the source's coefficient-energy identity, with an explicit continuous value at . This is not the piecewise formula printed in Theorem 3.1: the missing square root and the one-sided high-pruning refinement are not imported. The mission description explains the distinction.
Source: Deng et al., DARE the Extreme: Revisiting Delta-Parameter Pruning For Fine-Tuned Models, ICLR 2025, arXiv:2410.09344v2, https://arxiv.org/pdf/2410.09344v2, Appendix E.1, PDF p. 30, equation (8); PDF p. 31, unnumbered coefficient-energy identity; Section 3.2, PDF p. 5, equation (2) and Theorem 3.1 notation.
import Definitions.Def_DAREx_Model
namespace DAREx
theorem DAREOutputConcentration :
∀ (n : ℕ) (c : Fin n → ℝ) (p γ : ℝ),
0 < n → 0 < p → p < 1 → 0 < γ → γ < 1 →
1 - γ ≤ probability p (fun ω ↦ |dareError p c ω| ≤
Real.sqrt (phi p) / (1 - p) *
Real.sqrt ((n : ℝ) * (empiricalMean c ^ 2 + empiricalVariance c)) *
Real.sqrt (Real.log (2 / γ))) := by sorry
end DAREx
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This open theorem asserts that, for every natural number , every real coefficient family with , and every pair of real numbers satisfying , , and , one has , where , , and . The natural number is interpreted as a real number in these formulas and the variance uses denominator , not . Here , with and , so the sum is the probability for independent Boolean coordinates each true with probability ; , where and ; and if , otherwise . The square roots are real square roots, with the total convention that a nonpositive input has square root . The good event uses the weak inequality and is centered at error . There is no positivity assumption on , no separate assumption about , and no sign or nonzero restriction on the coefficients. In particular, the identically zero coefficient family is included: then and the event contains every mask. The case is excluded, but is included and has ; both endpoints of each interval for and are excluded. The supplied proof slot is a placeholder; no completed proof is supplied.
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