Abstract
The Bregman distance , associated to a convex sub-differentiable functional is known to be in general non-symmetric in its arguments , . In this note we address the question when Bregman distances can be bounded against each other when the arguments are switched, i.e., if some constant exists such that for all on a convex set it holds that We state sufficient conditions for such an inequality and prove in particular that it holds for the -powers of the and -norms when .
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