We investigate the problem of model selection for learning algorithms depending on a continuous parameter. We propose a model selection procedure based on a worst-case analysis and on a data-independent choice of the parameter. For the regularized least-squares algorithm we bound the generalization error of the solution by a quantity depending on a few known constants and we show that the corresponding model selection procedure reduces to solving a bias-variance problem. Under suitable smoothness conditions on the regression function, we estimate the optimal parameter as a function of the number of data and we prove that this choice ensures consistency of the algorithm.

Model selection for regularized least-squares algorithm in learning theory / DE VITO, Ernesto; Caponnetto, A; Rosasco, L.. - In: FOUNDATIONS OF COMPUTATIONAL MATHEMATICS. - ISSN 1615-3375. - STAMPA. - 5:(2005), pp. 59-85. [10.1007/s10208-004-0134-1]

Model selection for regularized least-squares algorithm in learning theory

DE VITO, Ernesto;
2005

Abstract

We investigate the problem of model selection for learning algorithms depending on a continuous parameter. We propose a model selection procedure based on a worst-case analysis and on a data-independent choice of the parameter. For the regularized least-squares algorithm we bound the generalization error of the solution by a quantity depending on a few known constants and we show that the corresponding model selection procedure reduces to solving a bias-variance problem. Under suitable smoothness conditions on the regression function, we estimate the optimal parameter as a function of the number of data and we prove that this choice ensures consistency of the algorithm.
2005
5
59
85
Model selection for regularized least-squares algorithm in learning theory / DE VITO, Ernesto; Caponnetto, A; Rosasco, L.. - In: FOUNDATIONS OF COMPUTATIONAL MATHEMATICS. - ISSN 1615-3375. - STAMPA. - 5:(2005), pp. 59-85. [10.1007/s10208-004-0134-1]
DE VITO, Ernesto; Caponnetto, A; Rosasco, L.
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