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I have some difficulty to understand the idea of deterministic noise. I think there are some disturbing contradiction with what we've seen with the bias-variance tradeoff, particularly with 50th order noiseless target exemple.
Chapter 4 state that: - A 2nd order polynomial could be better than a 10th order polynomial to fit a 50th order polynomial target and it's due to the deterministic noise. --> So I conclude that there is more deterministic noise with 10th order than with the 2nd order. - Deterministic noise=bias But we've seen with the bias-variance tradeoff, that a more complex model than an other have a lower bias. Obvioulsy, I'm wrong somewhere, but where ? |
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