We present an efficient algorithm for PAC-learning a very general class of geometric concepts over Rd for fixed d. More specifically, let T be any set of s halfspaces. Let x = (x1,...,xd) be an arbitrary point in Rd. With each t Є T we associate a boolean indicator function It(x) which is 1 if and only if x is in the halfspace t. The concept class Cds that we study consists of all concepts formed by any boolean function over It1, ...Its for ti Є T. This class is much more general than any geometric concept class known to be PAC-learnable. Our results can be extended easily to learn efficiently any boolean combination of a polynomial number of concepts selected from any concept class C over Rd given that the VC-dimension of C has dependence ...
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We present several efficient parallel algorithms for PAC-learning geometric concepts in a constant-d...
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We give the first algorithm that (under distributional assumptions) efficiently learns halfspaces in...
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The distribution-independent model of concept learning from examples ("PAC-learning") due to Valiant...
We consider the problem of learning a halfspace in the agnostic framework of Kearns et al., where a ...
AbstractValiant's protocol for learning is extended to the case where the distribution of the exampl...
AbstractGiven a set F of classifiers and a probability distribution over their domain, one can defin...
Goldberg, Goldman, and Scott demonstrated how the problem of recognizing a landmark from a one-dimen...
AbstractWe give the first polynomial time algorithm to learn any function of a constant number of ha...
The thesis explores efficient learning algorithms in settings which are more restrictive than the PA...
AbstractWe investigate the combination of two major challenges in computational learning: dealing wi...
AbstractWe consider the complexity of properly learning concept classes, i.e. when the learner must ...
We give the first polynomial time algorithm to learn any function of a constant number of halfspaces...
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