Near-tight closure bounds for Littlestone and threshold dimensions
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Abstract (arXiv)
We study closure properties for the Littlestone and threshold dimensions of binary hypothesis classes. Given classes H1, ldots, Hk of Boolean functions with bounded Littlestone (respectively, threshold) dimension, we establish an upper bound on the Littlestone (respectively, threshold) dimension of the class defined by applying an arbitrary binary aggregation rule to H1, ldots, Hk. We also show that our upper bounds are nearly tight. Our upper bounds give an exponential (in k) improvement upon analogous bounds shown by Alon et al. (COLT 2020), thus answering a question posed by their work.
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- 2021Online Learning with Simple Predictors and a Combinatorial Characterization of Minimax in 0/1 Games2 Feb 2021