Robust trainability of single neurons
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- Set-Valued Support Vector Machine with Bounded Error Rates
- Optimal multivariate decision trees
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- Maximizing agreements and coagnostic learning
- Apportioned margin approach for cost sensitive large margin classifiers
- Self-improved gaps almost everywhere for the agnostic approximation of monomials
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