A packing lemma for VCN${}_k$-dimension and learning high-dimensional data
Leonardo N. Coregliano, Maryanthe Malliaris

TL;DR
This paper extends the theory of high-arity PAC learning by establishing a packing lemma for VCN${}_k$-dimension, completing the characterization of high-arity learnability and linking it to combinatorial dimensions.
Contribution
It proves that non-partite, non-agnostic high-arity PAC learnability implies a high-arity packing property, leading to finiteness of VCN${}_k$-dimension, completing the theoretical framework.
Findings
High-arity PAC learnability implies a high-arity packing property.
Finiteness of VCN${}_k$-dimension is established for certain learnability.
Classic PAC learnability results are extended to high-arity settings.
Abstract
Recently, the authors introduced the theory of high-arity PAC learning, which is well-suited for learning graphs, hypergraphs and relational structures. In the same initial work, the authors proved a high-arity analogue of the Fundamental Theorem of Statistical Learning that almost completely characterizes all notions of high-arity PAC learning in terms of a combinatorial dimension, called the Vapnik--Chervonenkis--Natarajan (VCN) -dimension, leaving as an open problem only the characterization of non-partite, non-agnostic high-arity PAC learnability. In this work, we complete this characterization by proving that non-partite non-agnostic high-arity PAC learnability implies a high-arity version of the Haussler packing property, which in turn implies finiteness of VCN-dimension. This is done by obtaining direct proofs that classic PAC learnability implies classic…
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Taxonomy
TopicsDigital Image Processing Techniques · Optimization and Packing Problems · Complexity and Algorithms in Graphs
