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Computational Learning Theory
Probably Approximately Correct
The
probably approximately correct
(PAC) learning model defines a setting and gives answers to our questions in that setting.
Leslie Valiant introduced PAC learning in
A theory of the learnable
. CACM 1984.
Roughly, it tells us how many examples (and computation) we will need to see before we can learn a hypothesis is probably H, where H is approximately correct.
PAC learning results are
independent of the learning algorithm used!
José M. Vidal
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