2018
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1810.10341
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Visions of a generalized probability theory

Fabio Cuzzolin

Abstract: La vera logica di questo mondo il calcolo delle probabilità ... Questa branca della matematica, che di solito viene ritenuta favorire il gioco d'azzardo, quello dei dadi e delle scommesse, e quindi estremamente immorale, è la sola 'matematica per uomini pratici', quali noi dovremmo essere. Ebbene, come la conoscenza umana deriva dai sensi in modo tale che l'esistenza delle cose esterne è inferita solo dall'armoniosa (ma non uguale) testimonianza dei diversi sensi, la comprensione, che agisce per mezzo delle le… Show more

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“…Putting together the tail bound (12) with the notion of Rademacher complexity we get the desired bound for infinite model spaces ( [22], Theorem 9). PAC bound holds with…”
Section: Pac Bounds For Infinite Model Spacesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Putting together the tail bound (12) with the notion of Rademacher complexity we get the desired bound for infinite model spaces ( [22], Theorem 9). PAC bound holds with…”
Section: Pac Bounds For Infinite Model Spacesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, those approaches are characterized by a lack of generalisability, and the use of strong assumptions [7]. Imprecise probabilities [34,37,12,13], on the other hand, can provide a radically different solution to the construction of bounds in learning theory. A hierarchy of formalisms aimed at mathematically modeling the "epistemic" uncertainty induced by sources such as lack of data, missing data or data which is imprecise in nature [17,30,31], e.g.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%