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Finite-Sample Binary Hypothesis Testing via Rényi Divergences: Strong Converse and Local Privacy
We study asymmetric simple binary hypothesis testing between $H_0:P_0^{n}$ and $H_1:P_1^{n}$, based on $n$ independent and identically distributed observations. Leveraging a variational representation of Rényi divergence of order $α$, we derive our main result: a finite-sample converse with $α>1$. T
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