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Core conclusion of the paper: for a function of independent random variables, if the function is almost surely upper bounded and satisfies a conditional moment assumption of order p∈(1,2], then the deviation of the function value above its mean is still exponentially unlikely, and when p<2 this conclusion holds even if the function has infinite variance.
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