4. Given a hypothesis class H, the VC dimension, V C(H) is defined to be the size of the largest set that is shattered by H. If H can shatter arbitrarily large sets, then we say that V C(H) = -. 4.1 It is sometimes useful to think of VC dimension as being related to the number of parameters needed to specify an element of H. For example, what is the VC dimension of the set of hypotheses of the following form? ha(z) =10 1 if card + 0 12 + . . .+ 0. >0 otherwise Please justify your