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Contents
Preface
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1 Introduction
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2 The Bayes Error 2.1 The Bayes Problem 2.2 A Simple Example 2.3 Another Simple Example 2.4 Other Formulas for the Bayes Risk 2.5 Plug-In Decisions 2.6 Bayes Error Versus Dimension Problems and Exercises
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3 Inequalities and Alternate Distance Measures 3.1 Measuring Discriminatory Information 3.2 The Kolmogorov Variational Distance 3.3 The Nearest Neighbor Error 3.4 The Bhattacharyya Affinity 3.5 Entropy 3.6 Jeffreys' Divergence 3.7 F-Errors 3.8 The Mahalanobis Distance 3.9 /-Divergences Problems and Exercises
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Linear Discrimination 4.1 Univariate Discrimination and Stoller Splits 4.2 Linear Discriminants 4.3 The Fisher Linear Discriminant 4.4 The Normal Distribution 4.5 Empirical Risk Minimization 4.6 Minimizing Other Criteria Problems and Exercises
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Nearest Neighbor Rules 5.1 Introduction 5.2 Notation and Simple Asymptotics 5.3 Proof of Stone's Lemma 5.4 The Asymptotic Probability of Error 5.5 r- The Asymptotic Error Probability of Weighted Nearest Neighbor Rules 5.6 k-Nearest Neighbor Rules: Even k 5.7 Inequalities for the Probability of Error 5.8 Behavior When L* Is Small 5.9 Nearest Neighbor Rules When L* = 0 5.10 Admissibility of the Nearest Neighbor Rule 5.11 The (k, I )-Nearest Neighbor Rule ' Problems and Exercises
61 61 63 66 69
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Consistency 6.1 Universal Consistency 6.2 Classification and Regression Estimation 6.3 Partitioning Rules 6.4 The Histogram Rule 6.5 Stone's Theorem 6.6 The k-Nearest Neighbor Rule 6.7 Classification Is Easier Than Regression Function Estimation 6.8 Smart Rules Problems and Exercises
91 91 92 94 95 97 100 101 106 107
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Slow Rates of Convergence 7.1 Finite Training Sequence 7.2 Slow Rates Problems and Exercises
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Error Estimation 8.1 Error Counting 8.2 Hoeffding's Inequality 8.3 Error Estimation Without Testing Data 8.4 Selecting Classifiers
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8.5 Estimating the Bayes Error Problems and Exercises
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9 The Regular Histogram Rule 9.1 The Method of Bounded Differences 9.2 Strong Universal Consistency Problems and Exercises
133 133 138 142
10 Kernel Rules 10.1 Consistency 10.2 Proof of the Consistency Theorem 10.3 Potential Function Rules Problems and Exercises
12 Vapnik-Chervonenkis Theory 12.1 Empirical Error Minimization 12.2 Fingering 12.3 The Glivenko-Cantelli Theorem 12.4 Uniform Deviations of Relative Frequencies from Probabilities 12.5 Classifier Selection 12.6 Sample Complexity 12.7 The Zero-Error Case 12.8 Extensions Problems and Exercises
187 187 191 192 196 199 201 202 206 208
13 Combinatorial Aspects of Vapnik-Chervonenkis Theory 13.1 Shatter Coefficients and VC Dimension 13.2 Shatter Coefficients of Some Classes 13.3 Linear and Generalized Linear Discrimination Rules 13.4 Convex Sets and Monotone Layers Problems and Exercises
215 215 219 224 226 229
14 Lower Bounds for Empirical Classifier Selection 14.1 Minimax Lower Bounds 14.2 The Case Lc = 0 14.3 Classes with Infinite VC Dimension
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Contents 14.4 The Case Lc > 0 14.5 Sample Complexity Problems and Exercises
239 245 247
15 The Maximum Likelihood Principle 15.1 Maximum Likelihood: The Formats 15.2 The Maximum Likelihood Method: Regression Format 15.3 Consistency 15.4 Examples 15.5 Classical Maximum Likelihood: Distribution Format Problems and Exercises
Classifiers Invariance Trees with the X-Property Balanced Search Trees Binary Search Trees The Chronological k-d Tree The Deep k-d Tree Quadtrees Best Possible Perpendicular Splits Splitting Criteria Based on Impurity Functions
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20.10 A Consistent Splitting Criterion 20.11 BSP Trees 20.12 Primitive Selection 20.13 Constructing Consistent Tree Classifiers 20.14 A Greedy Classifier Problems and Exercises
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21 Data-Dependent Partitioning 21.1 Introduction 21.2 A Vapnik-Chervonenkis Inequality for Partitions 21.3 Consistency 21.4 Statistically Equivalent Blocks 21.5 Partitioning Rules Based on Clustering 21.6 Data-Based Scaling 21.7 Classification Trees Problems and Exercises
363 363 364 368 372 377 381 383 383
22 Splitting the Data 22.1 The Holdout Estimate 22.2 Consistency and Asymptotic Optimality 22.3 Nearest Neighbor Rules with Automatic Scaling 22.4 Classification Based on Clustering 22.5 Statistically Equivalent Blocks 22.6 Binary Tree Classifiers Problems and Exercises
387 387 389 391 392 393 394 395
23 The Resubstitution Estimate 23.1 The Resubstitution Estimate 23.2 Histogram Rules 23.3 Data-Based Histograms and Rule Selection Problems and Exercises
397 397 399 403 405
24 Deleted Estimates of the Error Probability 24.1 A General Lower Bound 24.2 A General Upper Bound for Deleted Estimates 24.3 Nearest Neighbor Rules 24.4 Kernel Rules 24.5 Histogram Rules Problems and Exercises
Contents 25.5 Kernels of Infinite Complexity 25.6 On Minimizing the Apparent Error Rate 25.7 Minimizing the Deleted Estimate 25.8 Sieve Methods 25.9 Squared Error Minimization Problems and Exercises
436 439 441 444 445 446
26 Automatic Nearest Neighbor Rules 26.1 Consistency 26.2 Data Splitting 26.3 Data Splitting for Weighted NN Rules 26.4 Reference Data and Data Splitting 26.5 Variable Metric NN Rules 26.6 Selection of k Based on the Deleted Estimate Problems and Exercises
451 451 452 453 454 455 457 458
27 Hypercubes and Discrete Spaces 27.1 Multinomial Discrimination 27.2 Quantization 27.3 Independent Components 27.4 Boolean Classifiers 27.5 Series Methods for the Hypercube 27.6 Maximum Likelihood 27.7 Kernel Methods Problems and Exercises
461 461 464 466 468 470 472 474 474
28 Epsilon Entropy and Totally Bounded Sets 28.1 Definitions 28.2 Examples: Totally Bounded Classes 28.3 Skeleton Estimates 28.4 Rate of Convergence Problems and Exercises
479 479 480 482 485 486
29 Uniform Laws of Large Numbers 29.1 Minimizing the Empirical Squared Error 29.2 Uniform Deviations of Averages from Expectations 29.3 Empirical Squared Error Minimization 29.4 Proof of Theorem 29.1 29.5 Covering Numbers and Shatter Coefficients 29.6 Generalized Linear Classification Problems and Exercises
30.3 Approximation by Neural Networks 30.4 VC Dimension 30.5 L\ Error Minimization 30.6 The Adaline and Padaline 30.7 Polynomial Networks 30.8 Kolmogorov-Lorentz Networks and Additive Models 30.9 Projection Pursuit 30.10 Radial Basis Function Networks Problems and Exercises
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31 Other Error Estimates 31.1 Smoothing the Error Coun? 31.2 Posterior Probability Estimates 31.3 Rotation Estimate 31.4 Bootstrap Problems and Exercises
549 549 554 556 556 559
32 Feature Extraction 32.1 Dimensionality Reduction 32.2 Transformations with Small Distortion 32.3 Admissible and Sufficient Transformations Problems and Exercises
Basics of Measure Theory The Lebesgue Integral Denseness Results Probability Inequalities Convergence of Random Variables Conditional Expectation The Binomial Distribution The Hypergeometric Distribution The Multinomial Distribution The Exponential and Gamma Distributions The Multivariate Normal Distribution