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arxiv 2308.05621 v1 pith:V7Z64YTG submitted 2023-08-10 cs.LG math.OCstat.ML

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In this short note, I show how to adapt to H\"{o}lder smoothness using normalized gradients in a black-box way. Moreover, the bound will depend on a novel notion of local H\"{o}lder smoothness. The main idea directly comes from Levy [2017].

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