Probability and plurality for aggregations of learning machines (Q1104113): Difference between revisions

A new notion of probabilistic team inductive inference is introduced and compared with both probabilistic inference and team inference. In many cases, but not all, probabilism can be traded for pluralism, and vice versa. Necessary and sufficient conditions are given describing when a team of deterministic or probabilistic learning machines can be coalesced into a single learning machine. A subtle difference between probabilism and pluralism is revealed.