test set bounds Flashcards

(9 cards)

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what does successful learning mean

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resulting classifier ha rediction ability better then what we have seen at training
can not expect any prediction ability in general

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why study prediction theory

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to gain insight into how the mechine brains work (insights into learning)
better methods for learning
better methods for verifying machines predictive ability

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standard technoque to verify learning succeeded

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divide sample into training set and test set
we train on the training set
we test on the test set

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4
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what must be avoided by algorithm design

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overfitting

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5
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why is the true error quantity unknown

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the true distrbution in unknown

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when is cd (true error) a random variable

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if C (classifier ) is trained on sample set S then cd is a random variable of the function of C

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when is cd (true error) deterministic

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if c (classifier) is a fixed function then cd is deterministic

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what does the pivot of the cumulative find

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it ifnds the largest true error such that probability of observing K or fewer “heads” (errors) in n tirals (test points ) is at least δ(confidence level)

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what does the text set bound tell us

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  • certify the extent to which the classifier has learnt correctly
  • The guarantee is probabilistic - it only implies that the bound will not be wrong for a 1−δ fraction of its applications / i.e. training sets
  • bound tigthtens with large sample sizes n
  • relies on i.i.d samples
  • used for both theorectical insights and practical applications
  • simple and validity is well understood
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