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Talagrand's convex distance inequality (P(A)P(dT​(X,A)≥s)≤e−s2/4)

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On a finite product of standard probability spaces, for any measurable event A of positive probability,
Eexp(dT​(X,A)2/4)≤1/P(A).
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Consequently P(A)P(dT​(X,A)≥s)≤e−s2/4. Here dT​ is the Talagrand convex distance. The distance-event conclusion can be read with outer probability when necessary.

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