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Double Descent for Random Fourier Series Models
We investigate the least squares linear regression problem with random partial Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) matrices, providing a rigorous analysis of the model's generalization error. By leveraging tools from random matrix theory, we derive exact non-asymptotic bounds for the risk of the Moore-
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