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Comparing Corrupted Constrained Learning Problems
A key result in statistics is the data processing inequality, originally proved by Blackwell (1951) and later refined by DeGroot (1962) in terms of statistical uncertainty. The latter statement claims that the Bayes risk achieved on raw data always undercuts the Bayes risk on a processed version of
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