From Batch to Transductive Online Learning

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Statistics and Probability
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Kakade, Sham
Kalai, Adam T
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It is well-known that everything that is learnable in the difficult online setting, where an arbitrary sequences of examples must be labeled one at a time, is also learnable in the batch setting, where examples are drawn independently from a distribution. We show a result in the opposite direction. We give an efficient conversion algorithm from batch to online that is transductive: it uses future unlabeled data. This demonstrates the equivalence between what is properly and efficiently learnable in a batch model and a transductive online model.

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2005-01-01
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Statistics Papers
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2023-05-17T15:03:50.000
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