  In this paper, we study the convergence rates of empirical spectral
distribution of large dimensional quaternion sample covariance matrix. Assume
that the entries of $\mathbf X_n$ ($p\times n$) are independent quaternion
random variables with mean zero, variance 1 and uniformly bounded sixth
moments. Denote $\mathbf S_n=\frac{1}{n}\mathbf X_n\mathbf X_n^*$. Using Bai
inequality, we prove that the expected empirical spectral distribution (ESD)
converges to the limiting Mar${\rm \check{c}}$enko-Pastur distribution with the
ratio of the dimension to sample size $y_p=p/n$ at a rate of
$O\left(n^{-1/2}a_n^{-3/4}\right)$ when $a_n>n^{-2/5}$ or
$O\left(n^{-1/5}\right)$ when $a_n\le n^{-2/5}$, where $a_n=(1-\sqrt{y_p})^2$
is the lower bound for the M-P law. Moreover, the rates for both the
convergence in probability and the almost sure convergence are also
established. The weak convergence rate of the ESD is
$O\left(n^{-2/5}a_n^{-2/5}\right)$ when $a_n>n^{-2/5}$ or
$O\left(n^{-1/5}\right)$ when $a_n\le n^{-2/5}$. The strong convergence rate of
the ESD is $O\left(n^{-2/5+\eta}a_n^{-2/5}\right)$ when $a_n>n^{-2/5}$ or
$O\left(n^{-1/5}\right)$ when $a_n\le n^{-2/5}$ for any $\eta>0$.
