Non-asymptotic Properties of Generalized Mondrian Forests in Statistical Learning

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Hauptverfasser: Zhan, Haoran, Wang, Jingli, Xia, Yingcun
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author Zhan, Haoran
Wang, Jingli
Xia, Yingcun
author_facet Zhan, Haoran
Wang, Jingli
Xia, Yingcun
contents Random Forests have been extensively used in regression and classification, inspiring the development of various forest-based methods. Among these, Mondrian Forests, derived from the Mondrian process, mark a significant advancement. Expanding on Mondrian Forests, this paper presents a general framework for statistical learning, encompassing a range of common learning tasks such as least squares regression, $\ell_1$ regression, quantile regression, and classification. Under mild assumptions on the loss functions, we provide upper bounds on the regret/risk functions for the estimators and demonstrate their statistical consistency.
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spellingShingle Non-asymptotic Properties of Generalized Mondrian Forests in Statistical Learning
Zhan, Haoran
Wang, Jingli
Xia, Yingcun
Statistics Theory
Random Forests have been extensively used in regression and classification, inspiring the development of various forest-based methods. Among these, Mondrian Forests, derived from the Mondrian process, mark a significant advancement. Expanding on Mondrian Forests, this paper presents a general framework for statistical learning, encompassing a range of common learning tasks such as least squares regression, $\ell_1$ regression, quantile regression, and classification. Under mild assumptions on the loss functions, we provide upper bounds on the regret/risk functions for the estimators and demonstrate their statistical consistency.
title Non-asymptotic Properties of Generalized Mondrian Forests in Statistical Learning
topic Statistics Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.00660