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Bayes risk bound for one-nearest-neighbour classification (R∗≤R∞​≤2R∗)

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Under the hypotheses for the one-nearest-neighbour asymptotic risk, the limiting risk satisfies R∗≤R∞​≤2R∗. Put a=min(η,1−η): then a≤2a(1−a)≤2a since 0≤a≤1/2. Integrate, using the definition of Bayes risk. Constant η=1/4 gives limiting risk 3/8 and Bayes risk 1/4, so the lower comparison is not generally equality.

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