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In the i.i.d. data stream setting, an online gradient ascent algorithm projected on fixed nodes can produce certificates with a fixed horizon, whose error is bounded by three parts—the grid term, the learning term, and the statistical term—and a predictable betting strategy can give certificates valid at arbitrary times.
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