The paper discusses the problem of approximating an n-dimensional probability measure with an m-dimensional measure.The approach involves the use of Monge-Kantorovich (Wasserstein) p-cost to quantify the performance of the approximation.The complexity is constrained by bounding the Sobolev norm of the coverable support by an 'f' function.The study also presents a gradient analysis of the functional and proposes interpretations for regularization in improvement of training.