Titlebook: Learning Theory; 17th Annual Conferen John Shawe-Taylor,Yoram Singer Conference proceedings 2004 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2004 Boo

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Steffen Lange,Sandra Zilles of us who are fortunate enough to have good eyesight, the experience of seeing a child’s smile, the skillful brushwork of a Constable painting, the subtle colors of an orchid, or the majesty of a sunset are beyond description. There are such enormous evolutionary advantages to an animal having visi

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Evgeny Drukh,Yishay Mansourual Inspection and Robot Vision. This publication presents the state of the art in image processing. It discusses techniques which have been developed for designing machines for use in industrial inspection and robot control, putting the emphasis on software and algorithms. A comprehensive set of im

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Tu?kan Batu,Sudipto Guha,Sampath Kannanthe information in large and complex data sets has been in the focus of several research fields such as statistics, data mining, machine learning, and visualization. While the first three fields predominantly rely on computational power, visualization relies mainly on human perceptual and cognitive

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Peter L. Bartlett,Shahar Mendelson,Petra Philips Using telecommunications we create a virtual reality involving people from around the globe simultaneously. This has significant applications in the arts, education, science, and industry since it provides a real-time, interactive link between people and projects in distant geographic locations. Te

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Reinforcement Learning for Average Reward Zero-Sum Games Q-learning and the second on Q-learning for stochastic shortest path games. Convergence is proved using the ODE (Ordinary Differential Equation) method. We further discuss the case where not all the actions are played by the opponent with comparable frequencies and present an algorithm that converg

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Minimizing Regret with Label Efficient Predictionorecaster does not have access to the outcomes of the sequence to be predicted unless he asks for it, which he can do for a limited number of times. We determine matching upper and lower bounds for the best possible excess error when the number of allowed queries is a constant. We also prove that a

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