Let be a random couple in with unknown distribution
and be i.i.d. copies of Denote the
empirical distribution of Let $h_1,…,h_N:S\mapsto
[-1,1]N\lambda \in
{}^N,f_{\lambda}:=\sum_{j=1}^N\lambda_jh_j.\ell:T\times {}\mapsto {}$ be a given loss function and
suppose it is convex with respect to the second variable. Let $(\ell \bullet
f)(x,y):=\ell(y;f(x)).\Lambda \subset {}^N$ be the
simplex of all probability distributions on Consider the
following penalized empirical risk minimization problem
\begin{eqnarray*}\hat{\lambda}^{\varepsilon}:={\mathop {argmin}{\lambda\in
\Lambda}}\Biggl[P_n(\ell \bullet f{\lambda})+\varepsilon
\sum_{j=1}^N\lambda_j\log \lambda_j\Biggr]\end{eqnarray*} along with its
distribution dependent version \begin{eqnarray*}\lambda^{\varepsilon}:={\mathop
{argmin}{\lambda\in \Lambda}}\Biggl[P(\ell \bullet f{\lambda})+\varepsilon
\sum_{j=1}^N\lambda_j\log \lambda_j\Biggr],\end{eqnarray*} where
is a regularization parameter. It is proved that the
approximate sparsity'' of $\lambda^{\varepsilon}$ implies the approximate
sparsity’’ of and the impact of ``sparsity’’ on
bounding the excess risk of the empirical solution is explored. Similar results
are also discussed in the case of entropy penalized density estimation.

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