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Depth vs Width Tradeoffs

Depth adds compositional power: stacking layers lets neural networks represent functions with many repeated patterns using far fewer neurons than a single wide layer.

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Empirical Risk Minimization

Empirical Risk Minimization (ERM) chooses a model that minimizes the average loss on the training data.

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PAC Learning

PAC learning formalizes when a learner can probably (with probability at least 1−δ) and approximately (error at most ε) succeed using a polynomial number of samples.

#pac learning#agnostic learning#vc dimension+12