Multiple-instance learning (MIL) is a generalization of the supervised learning problem where each training observation is a labeled bag of unlabeled instances. Several supervised ...
Traditional approaches to Multiple-Instance Learning (MIL) operate under the assumption that the instances of a bag are generated independently, and therefore typically learn an in...
The first steps towards bridging the paper-digital divide have been achieved with the development of a range of technologies that allow printed documents to be linked to digital c...
Classification algorithms typically induce population-wide models that are trained to perform well on average on expected future instances. We introduce a Bayesian framework for l...
Tailoring solver-independent constraint instances to target solvers is an important component of automated constraint modelling. We augment the tailoring process by a set of enhan...
Andrea Rendl, Ian Miguel, Ian P. Gent, Christopher...