In an ML problem as specified in Section 5.1, we use f to denote the model
Question:
In an ML problem as specified in Section 5.1, we use f to denote the model obtained from the ERM procedure in Eq. (5.6):
f = arg min f 2H Remp¹ f jDNº, and we use ˆ f to denote the best possible model in the model space H, that is:
ˆ f = arg min f 2H R¹ f º
We further assume the unknown target function is denoted as ¯ f . By definition, we have R¹ ¯ f º = 0 and Remp¹ ¯ f jDNº = 0.We can define several types of errors in ML as follows:
I Generalization error Eg:
Eg =
R¹ f º ???? Remp¹ f jDNº
I Estimation error Ee:
Ee =
R¹ f º ???? R¹ ˆ f º
I Approximation error Ea:
Ea =
R¹ ˆ f º ???? R¹ ¯ f º
= R¹ ˆ f º
Use words to explain the physical meanings of these errors.
Section 5.3 showed that Eg B¹N,Hº, where B¹N,Hº is the generalization bound defined in Eq. (5.10). In this exercise, prove the following properties:
a. R¹ f º Ee + Ea
b. Remp¹ f jDNº Eg + Ee + Ea
c. Ee 2 B¹N,Hº
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Machine Learning Fundamentals A Concise Introduction
ISBN: 9781108940023
1st Edition
Authors: Hui Jiang