We describe a novel framework for the design and analysis of online learning algorithms based on the notion of duality in constrained optimization. We cast a sub-family of universa...
When equipped with kernel functions, online learning algorithms are susceptible to the "curse of kernelization" that causes unbounded growth in the model size. To addres...
We consider situations where training data is abundant and computing resources are comparatively scarce. We argue that suitably designed online learning algorithms asymptotically ...
We present cutoff averaging, a technique for converting any conservative online learning algorithm into a batch learning algorithm. Most online-to-batch conversion techniques work...
We examine online learning in the context of the Wisconsin Card Sorting Task (WCST), a task for which the concept acquisition strategies for human and other primates are well docu...
Xiaojin Zhu, Michael Coen, Shelley Prudom, Ricki C...
We describe a novel framework for the design and analysis of online learning algorithms based on the notion of duality in constrained optimization. We cast a sub-family of universa...
Abstract. We study online learning algorithms that predict by combining the predictions of several subordinate prediction algorithms, sometimes called “experts.” These simple a...
Yoav Freund, Robert E. Schapire, Yoram Singer, Man...
Online learning algorithms such as Winnow have received much attention in Machine Learning. Their performance degrades only logarithmically with the input dimension, making them us...
We consider the problem of learning to predict as well as the best in a group of experts making continuous predictions. We assume the learning algorithm has prior knowledge of the ...
Internet routing is mostly based on static information-it's dynamicity is limited to reacting to changes in topology. Adaptive performance-based routing decisions would not o...
Ioannis C. Avramopoulos, Jennifer Rexford, Robert ...