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For a proper convex function E on a real Hilbert space, its subdifferential at y is
∂E(y)={p:E(x)≥E(y)+⟨p,x−y⟩ for every x}.
(1)
In a Banach space, interpret the pairing with an element of the dual space. For a chosen subgradient p∈∂E(y), the Bregman distance is
DEp​(x,y)=E(x)−E(y)−⟨p,x−y⟩≥0.​
(2)
If also q∈∂E(x), its symmetric Bregman distance is
DEp​(x,y)+DEq​(y,x)=⟨q−p,x−y⟩.​
(3)
The subgradient inequality proves nonnegativity. These quantities depend on the chosen subgradients and generally are not metrics: they need not distinguish different points or obey the triangle inequality.

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