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Wasserstein de-initialization for Markov chains
This article generalizes the de-initialization framework, proposed by (Roberts and Rosenthal, 2001) for total variation distance, to Wasserstein distances. In essence, de-initialization captures the phenomenon that in the presence of certain structural features, the convergence behaviour of a Markov
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