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ISBN 10: 354020057X
ISBN 13: 9783540200574
Author: Eric Martin, Arun Sharma, Frank Stephan
We generalize the classical notion of VC-dimension to ordinal VC-dimension, in the context of logical learning paradigms. Logical learning paradigms encompass the numerical learning paradigms commonly studied in Inductive inference. A logical learning paradigm is defined as a set mathcal{W} of structures over some vocabulary, and a set mathcal{D} of first-order formulas that represent data. The sets of models of ϕ in mathcal{W}, where ϕ varies over mathcal{D}, generate a natural topology mathbb{W} over mathcal{W}.
LNAI 2842 On Ordinal VC Dimension and Some Notions of Complexity 1st Edition Table of contents:
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Introduction
- Overview of the Book
- Motivation and Objectives
- Key Concepts in Complexity Theory
- Ordinal VC Dimension: A New Approach
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Preliminaries
- Mathematical Background
- Set Theory and Logic
- Basic Notions in Complexity Theory
- Classical VC Dimension
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Ordinal VC Dimension
- Definition and Motivation
- Relationship to Classical VC Dimension
- Key Theorems and Results
- Applications to Machine Learning and Data Analysis
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Complexity Measures in Learning Theory
- Computational Complexity and Its Implications
- Complexity of Hypothesis Classes
- Ordinal Complexity of Learning Algorithms
- Ordinal VC Dimension in Computational Learning Theory
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Properties of Ordinal VC Dimension
- Generalization and Bounds
- Trade-offs Between VC Dimension and Sample Complexity
- Comparative Analysis with Other Complexity Measures
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Applications and Examples
- Ordinal VC Dimension in Supervised Learning
- The Role in Neural Networks and Deep Learning
- Case Studies and Examples in Practical Machine Learning
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Advanced Topics
- Ordinal VC Dimension in Non-Standard Settings
- Extensions to Infinite and Continuous Spaces
- Connections with Other Theories in Computational Complexity
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Conclusion
- Summary of Key Findings
- Open Problems and Future Research Directions
- The Impact of Ordinal VC Dimension on Learning Theory and Beyond
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Appendices
- Mathematical Proofs and Derivations
- Additional Resources
- Glossary of Terms
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References
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