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Old 04-30-2013, 01:21 PM
Elroch Elroch is offline
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Wouldn't it then be the case that the union of the hypothesis sets could only shatter two points?

I'm still curious about what went wrong if H1 does in fact include --+, -+-, ... Is this sort of hypothesis set disallowed for some reason?
There are no rules constraining the specific hypotheses in a hypothesis set. It can be any subset of the power set of the underlying set of points.
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