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Mixability in Statistical Learning

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2012

Authors

van Erven, Tim
Grunwald, Peter
Reid, Mark
Williamson, Robert

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Neural Information Processing Systems Foundation

Abstract

Statistical learning and sequential prediction are two different but related formalisms to study the quality of predictions. Mapping out their relations and transferring ideas is an active area of investigation. We provide another piece of the puzzle by s

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Keywords: Active area; Bayesian inference; Convergence theorem; Fast rate; Minimum description length; Quality of predictions; Sequential prediction; Statistical learning; Bayesian networks; Inference engines; Stochastic systems; Forecasting

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/65142

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NEURAL INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEMS. Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 25: 26th Annual Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems 2012

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Conference paper

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Open Access

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