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Exercise 2.8
I am a little bit confused of these theoretical problems, i'll post my answer here. Any insights appreciated.
For part (a), my answer is sort of paraphrasing the problem itself. Because g is the average function, it is a linear combination. For part (b), my answer is an empty hypothesis set. For part (c), the answer is obviously no. otherwise either all the data is +1 or -1. |
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