Distribution-Free Rates in Neyman-Pearson Classification

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Autores principales: Kalan, Mohammadreza M., Kpotufe, Samory
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author Kalan, Mohammadreza M.
Kpotufe, Samory
author_facet Kalan, Mohammadreza M.
Kpotufe, Samory
contents We consider the problem of Neyman-Pearson classification which models unbalanced classification settings where error w.r.t. a distribution $μ_1$ is to be minimized subject to low error w.r.t. a different distribution $μ_0$. Given a fixed VC class $\mathcal{H}$ of classifiers to be minimized over, we provide a full characterization of possible distribution-free rates, i.e., minimax rates over the space of all pairs $(μ_0, μ_1)$. The rates involve a dichotomy between hard and easy classes $\mathcal{H}$ as characterized by a simple geometric condition, a three-points-separation condition, loosely related to VC dimension.
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spellingShingle Distribution-Free Rates in Neyman-Pearson Classification
Kalan, Mohammadreza M.
Kpotufe, Samory
Machine Learning
We consider the problem of Neyman-Pearson classification which models unbalanced classification settings where error w.r.t. a distribution $μ_1$ is to be minimized subject to low error w.r.t. a different distribution $μ_0$. Given a fixed VC class $\mathcal{H}$ of classifiers to be minimized over, we provide a full characterization of possible distribution-free rates, i.e., minimax rates over the space of all pairs $(μ_0, μ_1)$. The rates involve a dichotomy between hard and easy classes $\mathcal{H}$ as characterized by a simple geometric condition, a three-points-separation condition, loosely related to VC dimension.
title Distribution-Free Rates in Neyman-Pearson Classification
topic Machine Learning
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.09560