5 problems
In the realizable PAC setting, split a labeled sample into three equal blocks and train one independently chosen consistent classifier on each block. The majority-of-three conjectu…
Consider the one-inclusion graph algorithm for realizable classification, which uses a labeled sample with one point held out and has leave-one-out performance bounded by the relev…
Let be a hypothesis class with Daniely–Shalev-Shwartz dimension , and let be the…
In binary classification, let denote the relevant complexity parameter and let be the sample size. The one-inclusion graph approach gives an in-expectation PAC error bound…
Computational hardness conjecture. Obtaining better error guarantees than the algorithm's guarantee is computationally intractable.