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To avoid confusion, we call the value of computed over the transformed set of examples, and for
and
as the value of criterion using vector . It is simple to obtain a ``sufficient'' bound to check the theorem. We have
Here, is the sum of weights of the examples in the original set, whose vectors have ``1'' matching the elements of . Note that
, since our algorithm is optimal, and we obtain
By taking only the positive part of the right-hand side, and remarking that
-
,
(the right sum is
and the left one is
),
- the coefficient of in is
,
we get
as claimed.
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