Lecture

Growth rate and uniform convergence

Description

This lecture covers the growth rate and uniform convergence, discussing concepts such as PAC learnable hypotheses, No Free Lunch theorem, distribution learning, and the complexity of learning. It also explores the challenges of learning with infinite hypotheses and the role of the growth function in learning. The instructor explains the importance of understanding the average loss and the distribution of functions in the learning process, emphasizing the need to invert formulas and express them as functions of certain variables. The lecture concludes with insights on the complexity of learning and the implications of different bounds on the learning process.

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