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Scott Decatur, Efficient Learning from Faulty Data. Ph.D. Thesis, Harvard University, TR-30-95, 1995.

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On Learning Correlated Boolean Functions Using Statistical Query - Yang   (Correct)

....mostly used definition of a normal SQ oracle (sometimes denoted as STATf ) as in [AD98, BFJ 94, BFK 96, BKW00, K98] Actually an honest SQ oracle is stronger than a normal SQ oracle. Kearns [K98] proved that one can simulate a STATf oracle efficiently in the PAC learning framework, and Decatur [D95] extensively studied the problem of efficiently simulating a STATf oracle. Both their results can be easily extended to show that an honest SQ oracle can be used to efficiently simulate a normal SQ oracle. Therefore a lower bound with respect to an honest SQ oracle automatically translates to a ....

Scott Decatur, Efficient Learning from Faulty Data. Ph.D. Thesis, Harvard University, TR-30-95, 1995.


Learning in Hybrid Noise Environments Using Statistical Queries - Decatur (1995)   (3 citations)  Self-citation (Decatur)   (Correct)

....ffi ) Learning in Hybrid Noise Environments Using Statistical Queries 267 if Q is infinite with finite VC dimension q. Alternatively, one could use a separate sample for each of the N queries made by all runs of the algorithm, thus using a total of m = O( N 2 log N ffi ) examples. See [Dec95] for a more complete discussion of sample sizes. 2 25.3.4 Optimality of CAM Tolerance Theorem 3 states that any class which is SQ learnable is PAC learnable with CAM for all j 1 2 and fi = O( 1=2 Gamma j) Omega Gamma 1 1=2 Gammaj ) Aslam and Decatur [AD93] have shown that for any ....

Scott Decatur. Efficient Learning from Faulty Data. PhD thesis, Harvard University, 1995.

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