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A Geometric Phase Boundary for Volume-Sampled Linear Readouts
Global sharpness of a sampling bound does not determine whether the bound is attainable on a particular fixed design. We study ordinary fixed-size volume sampling followed by selected unweighted least squares, with the feature pool and response fixed; subset selection is the only randomness. We firs
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